One Mission
A Comprehensive Service
Organics provides a turnkey service from initial assessment of a resource, through to design, project management and post-installation operation and maintenance. If required, finance can also be arranged.
Assessment
The first step is the assessment of a particular situation. There are several different approaches to treating leachate and it is important to adapt.
Proposal
Armed with all the relevant details our engineers propose several options for treatment technology; a balancing act between cost, logistics and common sense.
Design
Once the proposal has been adapated to the circumstances, the design of the system is implemented. As these are usually bespoke systems, attention to detail is paramount.
Fabrication
The project moves to the workshop and our skilled technicians commence fabrication to specific design criteria ensuring that quality remains foremost.
Installation
Working closely with local contractors our engineers plan every detail of construction, installation and commissioning; always ensuring high standards in quality and safety.
Operation
The principal objective is to ensure an effective long-term solution for leachate treatment. As such, we also ensure that post-installation operation and maintenance is second to none.
Hydrogen from wastewater
Discover Organics Group’s innovative OTAR® system that transforms wastewater into clean hydrogen energy. This technology achieves high ammonia recovery and produces hydrogen with significantly lower energy use.
Wastewater Treatment
Leachate and wastewater treatment remains one of the principal activities of landfill or municipal wastewater management. The Organics Group has been actively involved in converting waste material into valuable resources
Pyrolysis
Pyrolysis converts waste material into a resource. Whether it is municipal or green waste, pyrolysis can result in space saving in landfills or provide heat, energy, and biochar providing new opportunities for waste management.
Biogas
A range of technologies exists according to the method of treatment required for different forms of biogas, whether from landfill sites or the anaerobic digestion of organic material, Organics has employed many different systems around the world.