Advanced Environmental Technologies (AET) specializes in sustainable, science-based environmental remediation. They provide patented E-Redox technology and waste-to-energy solutions to treat soil, groundwater, and wastewater contaminants.
Advanced Environmental Technologies (AET) is a science-driven company that specializes in developing and implementing sustainable, cost-effective solutions for environmental remediation and waste-to-energy challenges. The company focuses on treating contaminated soil, groundwater, wastewater, and sediments, particularly in tight geological formations like clays. Their flagship innovation, E-Redox, is a patented technology that utilizes electrochemical, biological, and chemical mechanisms to degrade a wide range of contaminants, including petroleum hydrocarbons, chlorinated solvents, PFAS, and heavy metals. AET’s proprietary approach often requires minimal to zero energy input, which helps clients reduce both treatment costs and carbon footprints. The team consists of multi-disciplinary experts in fields such as environmental engineering, electrochemistry, and microbiology, supported by numerous U.S. and international patents and extensive peer-reviewed research.
AET acts as an extended specialist team for project owners, environmental engineering firms, and contractors, providing services that range from initial feasibility studies to full-scale technological implementation. Their solutions are used to mitigate environmental liabilities and resolve complex pollution issues across private and public sectors, including sites affected by acid mine drainage and industrial waste. The company has a proven track record through dozens of field-scale applications, having demonstrated their ability to rapidly remediate sites, replace energy-intensive processes like wastewater aeration, and effectively stabilize heavy metals. By combining rigorous R&D with practical field execution, AET delivers customized remedial strategies designed to achieve financial savings while meeting stringent environmental safety standards.