374Water Inc (NASDAQ:SCWO, FRA:8LL), a cleantech company developing supercritical water oxidation technology for organic waste destruction, says a busy May conference schedule has reinforced demand for its AirSCWO technology.
The company wrapped its May circuit with appearances at the Water Environment Federation's Residuals, Biosolids and Treatment Technology Conferences in Kansas City and Atlantic City, the Federation of New York Solid Waste Association, and the Society of Military Engineers Joint Engineer Training Conference & Expo in Portland.
Project partners from the City of Olathe, Kansas -- slated to receive 374Water's next AirSCWO system for processing PFAS-laden biosolids -- joined the team at the events.
"From biosolids to AFFF and other prevalent PFAS waste streams, it becomes clear to us that operators are running out of solutions," said Sunny Viswanathan, vice president, solutions for 374Water. "We're not selling a shiny new widget to a saturated market. We are providing an industry -- one that underpins our society -- with a solution it desperately needs."
Next up is the Battelle 2026 Chlorinated Conference in Fort Worth, Texas, where 374Water has secured two presentation slots covering 6PPD-Q contaminated waste destruction and treatment of 1,4-Dioxane and PFAS-containing wastes -- two categories attracting growing regulatory and remediation spending.
A Wednesday DoD-focused session presenting large-scale field demonstration results for PFAS destruction in AFFF concentrate using SCWO will be chaired by partner Dr Craig Divine, senior vice president at Arcadis.