Location: Region 9 | Published: December 19, 2023 In December 2020, ecoSPEARS was contracted by a client in Region 9 to conduct a pilot to extract polychlorinated biphenyls from the
Location: Region 9 | Published: August 2, 2023 ecoSPEARS was contracted by a client to deploy multiple SPEARS mats along a shoreline in Region 9 for passive porewater sampling of
In July, ecoSPEARS, an Orlando-based cleantech venture, was chosen as one of seven startups out of 150+ applicants for Black & Veatch's Cleantech IgniteX Accelerator program, fostering innovation in sustainable technologies alongside companies like Electriphi, BUILT Robotics, and Novonutrients.
ecoSPEARS' CEO, Sergie Albino, was named a recipient of the 2019 "40 Under 40" award by the Orlando Business Journal, recognizing his leadership in driving the company's growth and forging strategic partnerships with influential organizations like the EPA and United Nations.
On August 30th, Hurricane Dorian is expected to reach Category 4 status as it approaches Florida's Atlantic coast on Labor Day, with a potential landfall south of Kennedy Space Center.
ecoSPEARS is thrilled to be part of the 2-year Pilot Program with the Port of San Diego, selected as a one-of-a-kind cohort for the Port’s Blue Economy Incubator initiative. The Board of Port Commissioners unanimously approved ecoSPEARS' SPEARS technology proposal, signaling the potential for the adoption of new and innovative technologies by established industries, particularly in coastal areas with a rich history of industrial growth and trade.
ecoSPEARS is in talks to join the Port of San Diego's Blue Economy Incubator Program, aiming to deploy its eco-friendly Sorbent Polymer Extraction And Remediation System (SPEARS) technology to remediate contaminants like PCBs in San Diego Bay, without disturbing sensitive habitats and wildlife."
ecoSPEARS recently represented NASA's technology transfer efforts at 'NASA Technology Day on the Hill' in Washington, D.C. They highlighted their Sorbent Polymer Extraction And Remediation System (SPEARS) technology, a NASA-developed solution that efficiently removes persistent toxins like PCBs and dioxins from sediments, demonstrating how NASA innovations are making a positive impact on Earth.
ecoSPEARS delves into the concept of 'green remediation' and its role in addressing global PCB contamination. Highlighting the significance of environmentally friendly approaches, the blog discusses international initiatives like the Stockholm Convention and the PCB Elimination Network (PEN).
The Hudson River's persistent PCB contamination is a long-standing concern. ecoSPEARS' breakthrough technology provides an affordable, non-invasive solution to remove and permanently eliminate PCBs from the river, addressing environmental and health risks.