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Company Announcement

December 20, 2024

2024 year in review

A look back on our transformational year As we reflect on the incredible milestones and progress we experienced in 2024, it’s encouraging to see more owners, architects, and engineers embrace water recycling as a sustainable water solution for their projects. This year was defined by growth and innovation at Epic Cleantec as we continued to…

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Water

December 11, 2024

Four water recycling trends and what to expect in 2025

As we approach 2025, it is an opportune time to reflect on the significant trends that shaped the water sector throughout 2024. From the ripple effects of evolving global regulations to a growing emphasis on conserving and reusing our most vital resource, the past year has underscored the importance of innovation, knowledge, and collaboration in…

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Technology

November 26, 2024

The role of AI and IoT in advancing water recycling systems

As the world grapples with growing water scarcity and increasing environmental pressures, advanced technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) are transforming water recycling solutions in the built environment. These technologies enable more efficient operations, better monitoring, smarter decision-making, and improved resource management. Epic Cleantec has embraced AI and IoT devices…

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Thought Leadership

November 4, 2024

Water gets a seat at the table: Insights from the White House water security and climate resilience roundtable

My reflections on the transformative gathering that put a needed spotlight on water By Aaron Tartakovsky Co-Founder and CEO of Epic Cleantec I’m incredibly honored and energized after attending the Water Security and Climate Resilience Roundtable at the White House last week. My hope is that the commitment to water security and climate resilience endures…

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Sustainability

October 15, 2024

The benefits of rainwater and stormwater reuse in the built environment

Utilize a free source of water to enhance your project’s water conservation efforts and reduce costs over time The United States is home to a unique and diverse geographic landscape. Each state deals with a different set of climate circumstances than its neighbor, and architects look to incorporate building strategies that create climate-resilient projects based…

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O&M

September 9, 2024

14 lessons learned from designing, permitting, and maintaining onsite water reuse systems

What you need to know for a successful implementation and long-term operation of an onsite wastewater reuse solution Every project has specific needs, regulatory requirements, and its own purpose for adding an onsite wastewater reuse system. Whatever the reasoning, there is no one-size-fits-all solution; each system design needs to be custom to the project, which…

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Company Announcement

September 3, 2024

Strada Investment Group partners with Epic Cleantec on The Brady project

Onsite water reuse system saves 2.4 million gallons of water annually, advancing sustainable practices for San Francisco developments In a significant step toward sustainable urban living, Strada Investment Group has partnered with Epic Cleantec to oversee operations of one of San Francisco’s first approved greywater reuse systems at The Brady, a transformative mixed-use building development….

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Sustainability

August 12, 2024

The National Blue Ribbon Commission for Onsite Water Systems 2024 Action Plan

Accelerating the adoption of onsite water reuse in communities nationwide When it comes to advancing onsite water reuse, the need for collaboration between cities, regulators, building owners, technology providers and other entities is vital for purpose-driven industry transformation. The combination of changing climate, aging infrastructure and increased urbanization is creating a scenario where more needs…

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Sustainability

July 9, 2024

Five cities promoting a circular economy through water reuse policies and regulations

As populations continue to grow, climate change intensifies, and infrastructure failures become more frequent, cities across the nation are facing increased pressure on their limited water resources. In response, many American cities are turning to water reuse regulations and implementing policies to promote a circular economy and ensure sustainable water management. Buildings in particular can…

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