Arcwood Environmental Debuts PFAS Destruction Technology

The testing protocol involved three distinct sampling campaigns and nine labeled trials, utilizing real-world materials such as aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF), granular activated carbon, and ion exchange resins. Conducted under standard operating conditions with participation from the Department of War, the results provide a technical foundation for the new VeriFAS service. The company expects the formal EPA report detailing these findings to be published in December 2026.

CEO HP Nanda stated that the platform addresses the logistical gap between the collection of PFAS and its final destruction, providing a single partner for transport and incineration. As regulatory landscapes shift, the system is positioned to offer industrial clients a verified method for managing compliance and liability. Carol Roos, Chief Sustainability and Communications Officer, noted that the service aims to provide stakeholders with the transparency required to navigate increasingly stringent environmental expectations.