Commitment to a strategic approach to managing clean-up costs and minimising environmental impact
Draining PFAS-containing firefighting foam (AFFF) alone is not enough to eliminate contamination risks. Residues can remain trapped in storage tanks, pipework, proportioning systems and spray nozzles.
The same applies to industrial processes: transitioning to PFAS-free formulations requires effective removal of residual contamination, followed by thorough flushing and complete decontamination of the associated systems and equipment.
To ensure a safe transition to fluorine-free firefighting foams (SFFF) or PFAS-free manufacturing processes, CTP Environment Group offers PFASnet, a fully tailored cleaning and decontamination service.
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Our proven approach combines recognised expertise, robust field-tested technologies, and an effective, validated decontamination agent. Supported by an on-site analytical protocol that enables precise process control and ensures compliant results, it guarantees the removal of PFAS and other micropollutants from all types of industrial systems:
To ensure maximum efficiency, we have developed PFASnet®, a highly effective chemical reagent specifically formulated for this purpose. This proprietary (ça depend de ce que tu veux dire, mais exclusive ça insiste sur “rare”, alors que proprietary ça met l’accent sur développé en interne, appartenant à CTP) product removes even the most persistent fluorinated compounds and, where necessary, minimises foaming in the solution to be drained.
Your Benefits :
At CTP Environment, we believe that water treatment requires complete flexibility. Our treatment solutions can be deployed individually or in combination to provide the most appropriate technical and/or cost-effective response, based on your specific needs, the concentration of contaminants in your effluents and the discharge standards you are required to meet.
Our iterative, analytical approach allows us to test, adjust and validate the treatment process on-site:
We combine the best available technologies to target the full spectrum of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances:
Finally, we provide on-site analytical monitoring, sampling and testing to optimize treatment and reduce decision-making times, storage requirements and costs.
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Anticipate regulatory requirements, protect the health of your employees and your brand reputation, and preserve the surrounding environment.
PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), often referred to as “forever chemicals”, are industrially derived chemical compounds that are extremely resistant to natural degradation. Their high persistence in the environment combined with their toxicity represent a major public health and environmental challenge, leading to an unprecedented acceleration of regulatory frameworks.
Due to the extensive use of specific processes or fluids, several sectors are particularly affected:
Depending on their chain length, whether short or long, their presence individually or in mixtures, and the presence of other pollutants, PFAS respond differently to the various treatment technologies that can be deployed by CTP.
Each effluent must therefore undergo a feasibility study to determine the most appropriate treatment process.
Depending on their chain length, whether short or long, their presence individually or in mixtures, and the presence of other pollutants, PFAS respond differently to the various treatment technologies that can be deployed by CTP.
Each effluent must therefore undergo a feasibility study to determine the most appropriate treatment process.
For industrial facilities emitting PFAS, the French national reduction pathway is:
Expert Testimonials
"Water pollution from PFAS-containing products has become a major industrial and societal challenge.
Building on our recognized expertise in providing mobile, modular, and scalable solutions, we offer a flexible, turnkey service.
Each proposed treatment is optimized, incorporating physical and/or physico-chemical solutions, equipment, and services aligned with a sustainable life cycle, integrating all our partners.
These robust solutions can be deployed rapidly to meet the needs of manufacturers and local authorities."
"PFAS treatment in effluents is complex to design and implement due to:
• The diversity of chemical species classified as PFAS and the variety of effluent types.
• Evolving regulations: 20 PFAS species classified in France, 50 worldwide, and more to come.
• Very low or yet-to-be-defined regulatory discharge thresholds (often around 0.1 µg/L).
• Challenging final disposal requirements.
Several types of technology exist ; thermal, membrane, physical, and/or chemical. Thermal and membrane solutions are not cost-effective in terms of energy and financial sustainability, unless combined with physico-chemical or physical solutions."
"In the absence of established parameters (variation in effluent composition, discharge or reuse thresholds), the ideal approach is to conduct on-site pilot trials.
Depending on the needs of industrial companies, local authorities, or regulatory authorities, we adopt an iterative and analytical approach to deploying equipment, field measurement devices, and intervention teams capable of defining the most effective PFAS treatment process and achievable limits.
The water quality / energy consumption / waste management balance is always adapted to meet our clients’ expectations."
"Water pollution from PFAS-containing products has become a major industrial and societal challenge.
Building on our recognized expertise in providing mobile, modular, and scalable solutions, we offer a flexible, turnkey service.
Each proposed treatment is optimized, incorporating physical and/or physico-chemical solutions, equipment, and services aligned with a sustainable life cycle, integrating all our partners.
These robust solutions can be deployed rapidly to meet the needs of manufacturers and local authorities."
"PFAS treatment in effluents is complex to design and implement due to:
• The diversity of chemical species classified as PFAS and the variety of effluent types.
• Evolving regulations: 20 PFAS species classified in France, 50 worldwide, and more to come.
• Very low or yet-to-be-defined regulatory discharge thresholds (often around 0.1 µg/L).
• Challenging final disposal requirements.
Several types of technology exist ; thermal, membrane, physical, and/or chemical. Thermal and membrane solutions are not cost-effective in terms of energy and financial sustainability, unless combined with physico-chemical or physical solutions."
"In the absence of established parameters (variation in effluent composition, discharge or reuse thresholds), the ideal approach is to conduct on-site pilot trials.
Depending on the needs of industrial companies, local authorities, or regulatory authorities, we adopt an iterative and analytical approach to deploying equipment, field measurement devices, and intervention teams capable of defining the most effective PFAS treatment process and achievable limits.
The water quality / energy consumption / waste management balance is always adapted to meet our clients’ expectations."
