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März 13, 2025

Während das Chip-Rennen "ewige Chemikalien" ausstößt, entstehen Startups, um sie zu zerstören | Bloomberg

PFAS sind in allem enthalten, von Halbleitern bis zu Regenmänteln. Mit der Verschärfung der Vorschriften für diese Stoffe werden auch immer mehr neue Möglichkeiten zu ihrer Reinigung entwickelt. "Es ist von entscheidender Bedeutung, dass die Regulierungsbehörden die Vorteile von Technologien, die die Chemikalien vollständig zerstören, gegenüber solchen, die dies nicht können, für die öffentliche Gesundheit erkennen", so Steven Lam, Leiter der Abteilung Technologie.

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März 10, 2025

Singapurs Industrie wird Tropfen für Tropfen umgestaltet | Channel News Asia

CNA, in partnership with the Ministry of Trade & Industry, Singapore, features Gradiant, which chose Singapore as its Asia-Pacific hub. Starting with a team of 25 in 2018, the company’s presence has since expanded to a workforce of 200, including one of Gradiant’s Global Innovation Centres, where advanced water treatment and recycling solutions are developed and tested for industries.

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Februar 9, 2025

Globale Wasserknappheit, egolose Führung und die Bhagavad Gita | The Founder Spirit

Prakash met with Jennifer Wu of “The Founder Spirit” podcast. “I had the pleasure of discussing Gradiant’s mission and the importance of water. What made this conversation particularly special was the opportunity to also explore the personal and spiritual aspects of my journey, something I don’t often get to share in interviews.”

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Januar 29, 2025

MIT Spinout Gradiant Reduces Companies’ Water Use by Billions of Gallons Each Day | MIT News

Zach Winn from MIT News spoke with Gradiant co-founders Anurag Bajpayee and Prakash Govindan about their mission to reduce the world’s industrial water footprint. Gradiant, founded at MIT, delivers advanced water and wastewater treatment solutions to essential industries, helping reuse billions of gallons daily. Prakash shared insights on their innovative technologies, such as PFAS removal and critical mineral recovery, while Anurag emphasized their commitment to sustainability and giving nature water back through continuous innovation.

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21. Oktober 2024

Dieses Industrie-Spinoff gewinnt Lithium aus Sole, um die wachsende Nachfrage nach Batterien zu decken | Forbes

Forbes’ Amy Feldman met with Prakash Govindan to discuss the launch of alkaLi to accelerate the scaling of battery-grade lithium production. The world needs lithium to power its electrical future, but getting it is a costly and dirty business. Wastewater unicorn Gradiant thinks there might be a better way, and just launched a new company to prove it. Kieran Meadows from Forbes brings this to life in a video format.

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Oktober 15, 2024

Reiseziel Südostasien - Investitionstrends und Gründerinterviews | EDBI Singapur

Govind Alagappan, Präsident, trifft sich mit EDBI, einem in Singapur ansässigen Investor in wachstumsstarken Technologiesektoren. Govind erläutert die Bedeutung Südostasiens und unsere wichtigsten Erfahrungen in der Region. Hinweis: Der Artikel wird auf Seite 37 veröffentlicht.

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Oktober 15, 2024

Anurag Bajpayee von Gradiant in der Sendung "First Move" mit Julia Chatterley | CNN

“Industrial water recycling firm Gradiant goes for growth.” In the latest episode of First Move, CNN's Julia Chatterley discusses with Anurag Bajpayee how Gradiant's end-to-end solutions are helping the world’s essential industries. We share on the importance and scalability of alkaLi’s EC2 lithium production process. Check out this 8-minute video segment with Julia and Anurag.

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27. August 2024

Sauberer Start: Recycling und Wiederverwendung von Abwasser | CNBC

CNBC's Diana Olick joins 'Power Lunch' to dive into the critical topic of water management and the increasing efforts to find more efficient and economical ways to recycle and reuse it. As the water demand continues to rise, especially from heavy and global manufacturing industries, innovative solutions are becoming imperative. Companies like Gradiant are at the forefront of addressing these challenges through advanced technologies.