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New general manager appointed for China New commercial lead appointed to PET’s European operations Company Announcement: PET secures major new remediation contract with Rotterdam City PET 2021 Half Year Results and Business Update – meeting recording Recruiting for new Group Executive Product Solutions role New general manager appointed for China New commercial lead appointed to PET’s European operations Company Announcement: PET secures major new remediation contract with Rotterdam City PET 2021 Half Year Results and Business Update – meeting recording Recruiting for new Group Executive Product Solutions role New general manager appointed for China New commercial lead appointed to PET’s European operations Company Announcement: PET secures major new remediation contract with Rotterdam City PET 2021 Half Year Results and Business Update – meeting recording Recruiting for new Group Executive Product Solutions role

About Us

What we do

Water remediation

Proprietary water remediation technology with clear environmental benefits for healthy waterways

Tailored solutions

Our international community of scientists and water specialists solve unique water health issues with innovative technologies

Technical expertise

Successful applications across more than 300 water bodies in more than 20 countries

International view

We have a global operating presence throughout Europe, The Americas, China and Asia/Pacific

Positive impact

Clean waterways impact environmental, economic, recreational and humanitarian wellbeing

Product innovation

Our unique products are backed by focused R&D investment with extensive scientific validation of efficacy

Why Choose us

Couple of Good Reasons

30

 countries

300

 water bodies treated

20

 years of experience

Our Products

Our Expertise

Phoslock

Phoslock removes excess phosphate from the water and in turn, significantly improves water quality. Read more

Zeolite

Zeolites can be applied to heavily polluted water in order to bind nitrogen. Read more

“At current rates of population growth and climate change eutrophication in lakes will increase by 25 to 200 percent by 2050 and double or quadruple by 2100.”

US EPA Paper published in Nature Communications Journal, March 2019