If you are currently looking into innovative companies to track, then you could do well to possibly track LifeQuest World Corp. (OTC:LQWC). The company is involved in providing scalable, innovative, and decentralized waste water treatment and reuse technologies. Yesterday, it emerged that BioPipe India Private Limited, the company’s fully owned subsidiary, was simultaneously pursuing both the sewage wastewater treatment (STP) and the industrial wastewater treatment (ITP) markets.
The Chief Operating Officer of BioPipe India, Prathamesh Jadhav, spoke about the development yesterday, and it could be a good idea to look into what he said. He stated that BioPipe had been successful in bagging an order from a hospital. The hospital had picked up a large parcel of land where a large hospital and a medical college would be built.
The development process would comprise three distinct stages, and in each phase, a BioPipe decentralized sewage wastewater treatment system with a capacity of 30 m3/day would be deployed. Jadhav noted that BioPipe had already started the procurement activities with regards to the first plant.
More importantly, he noted that the adoption of decentralized sewage treatment systems was being adopted in India with more frequency, and BioPipe had been working hard to develop a foothold in the market related to hospitals in the past three years. The competitive advantages enjoyed by the company include energy and space savings, in addition to the total absence of sludge and odor. The quality of treated wastewater also makes BioPipe stand out in the market.
The Chief Executive Officer of BioPipe Global Corp., Enes Kutluca, spoke about the coup from the India business as well. Kutluca spoke at length about the toxicity of the sewage water in hospitals and the dangers it posed, and she went on to note that the service provided by BioPipe in this domain was the only option.
