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Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine June 2016 issue.

By Andrew Amiri, Neil Sosebee and Derek Davy Over 4,500 licensed craft brewers are revitalizing small towns across North America, with revenues estimated at more than CDN$30 billion per year. As one of the fastest growing sectors of the food…

St. Lawrence River Institute of Environmental Sciences set to launch Craft Beer Waterprints with Econse

Toronto, Ontario – September 27, 2016 – The St. Lawrence River Institute of Environmental Sciences (River Institute) is pleased to partner with Econse on the Craft Beer Waterprints project, which will launch at the Ontario Craft Brewers…

SAWDUST CITY BREWING CO to install innovative new wastewater treatment system

Sawdust City Brewing Company, is partnering with Toronto-based ECONSE Water Purification Systems Inc. to install the first BRÜ CLEAN SYSTEM to treat their brewery wastewater onsite. Situated in picturesque Gravenhurst, Ontario, the Gateway…

ECONSE advances in George Barley Water Prize The fight against Phosphorus Pollution

Econse Water Purification Systems Inc. is proud to announce that their technology was chosen to advance to the semi-final round in the George Barley Water Prize. As the only Canadian company to advance, they will now compete with 9 other…

“ With the BrüClean System I don’t have to worry about a process that normally takes up a lot of a brewer’s time”

“The better we are at protecting our water at source, the better our water is going to be for all of us and future generations”

“This solution helps reduces risks of any spikes or spills leaving the business and upsetting the local Wastewater Treatment Plant.”

“a very small portion of my day is spent managing wastewater”

“Econse helped us understand the regulations and worked with us to provided a system that meets the city’s targets”

“If you’re a small or mid sized business, your options for wastewater treatment are very limited.”

“Our solutions cost thousands, not millions, with a foot print a fraction the size of traditional treatment options.”