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November 1, 2025

PFAS Capture-and-Destruction Technology Commissioned in Germany | Chemical Engineering

Gradiant has commissioned its ForeverGone system at Munich International Airport in Germany. The unit delivers >99.9% destruction efficiency of PFAS via microbubble separation and electro-oxidation, while reducing system size and costs. With onboard SmartOps AI for optimized productivity and energy use, it addresses legacy contamination from AFFF with advanced precision.

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October 27, 2025

PFAS Destruction and the Future of Sustainable Water Treatment | H2O Global News

Anurag spoke with H2O Global News about Gradiant’s breakthroughs in PFAS destruction and the global shift toward sustainable water treatment. He highlighted ForeverGone, which removes and destroys PFAS on-site for complete elimination. With successes like Munich Airport, he outlined how scalable, on-site solutions are redefining the future of sustainable water treatment.

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July 29, 2025

Water Scarcity is the First Signal of a Warming Planet | Fast Company

Water scarcity isn’t just a resource issue - it’s the first signal of a planet in crisis. In their latest piece for Fast Company, Anurag and Prakash make the case that water scarcity is the most immediate, visible, and actionable indicator of climate change. We already have the technologies. What’s needed now is speed, alignment, and leadership.

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July 7, 2025

What Are the Options for PFAS Destruction in Manufacturing? I Manufacturing Dive

Gradiant CEO Anurag Bajpayee spoke with Manufacturing Dive about ForeverGone, the company’s breakthrough PFAS destruction technology. Combining micro-foam fractionation with electro-oxidation, ForeverGone removes and destroys PFAS onsite—offering manufacturers a powerful new option for compliance and sustainability.

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May 20, 2025

The Water Company Trying to Get Rid of PFAS | U.S. News & World Report

U.S. News & World Report met with Gradiant at the 2025 Premi Edison, where Steven Lam and Katie Dobbins discussed ForeverGone—a one-of-a-kind PFAS solution that won Gold at this year’s Premi Edison. They address why PFAS are harmful, how ForeverGone integrates micro-foam fractionation and electro-oxidation into a complete solution, and what sets it apart: permanent destruction, not just removal.

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14 aprile 2025

L'interruzione del ciclo chimico perenne inizia con l'industria

La contaminazione da PFAS minaccia la salute globale, gli ecosistemi come le colture, il suolo e le falde acquifere e la resilienza delle imprese. Prakash sottolinea perché il trattamento tradizionale delle acque non è sufficiente, in quanto sposta semplicemente il problema altrove. Con le tecnologie di nuova generazione, come la distruzione dei PFAS in loco, le industrie possono guidare la carica della sostenibilità, salvaguardare le comunità e trasformare la conformità in opportunità nella lotta contro le sostanze chimiche per sempre.

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13 marzo 2025

Mentre la corsa ai chip sprigiona "sostanze chimiche per sempre", emergono startup per distruggerle | Bloomberg

I PFAS sono presenti in qualsiasi cosa, dai semiconduttori agli impermeabili. Con l'aumento delle normative su queste sostanze, sono in aumento anche i nuovi metodi per ripulirle. "È fondamentale che le autorità di regolamentazione comprendano i vantaggi per la salute pubblica delle tecnologie che distruggono completamente le sostanze chimiche rispetto a quelle che non lo fanno", ha dichiarato Steven Lam, responsabile del settore tecnologico.

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10 marzo 2025

Trasformare le industrie di Singapore goccia a goccia | 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.