Axine Recognized as "Technology Star" by Leading Oil & Gas Publication
Friday, November 15, 2013

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Vancouver, BC, November 15, 2013--(T-Net)--Axine Water Technologies, developers of a simple, low-cost, chemical-free solution for treating high concentrations of problematic, toxic organics and other pollutants in industrial wastewater, today announced it has been identified as one of seven innovative organizations pushing the boundaries and “leading the oil & gas industry into a brighter future”.

The popular “Technology Stars” list published each November by Alberta-based New Technology Magazine recognizes two companies offering “groundbreaking products” in each of four categories including “Best Exploration Technology”, “Best Drilling Technology”, “Best Production Technology”, and “Best Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) Technology”.

Axine's radically different and disruptive electrolytic oxidation solution with the potential to establish a new cost and performance standard for the treatment of industrial wastewater secured Runner-Up in the “HSE Technology” category joining an impressive overall short list of established leaders including Halliburton, Schlumberger, Cenovus, Baker Hughes, NCS Oilfield Services, and Energy Navigator.

To read the Technology Stars article on Axine, please click here.

About Axine Water Technologies

Axine has developed a simple, low-cost, chemical-free solution for treating high concentrations of problematic, toxic organics and other pollutants in industrial wastewater solving a multi-billion dollar problem for large companies in a wide range of industries. Its energy-efficient, scalable system treats recalcitrant and non-biodegradable organics, ammonia, and other inorganics (up to 10,000 mg/L COD) at a cost that's up to five times lower than conventional chemical or biological solutions. And due to its compact, modular design, it seamlessly “plugs into” existing treatment plants, targeting specific pain points without disruption to current processes.

This means for the first time, oil & gas, refining, chemical, and other heavy industries can avoid the production bottlenecks, high treatment and disposal costs, water reuse limitations, and difficulties meeting increasingly tougher regulations that have plagued them for decades.

For more information, please visit http://www.axinewater.com.