Moleaer Inc

Moleaer Inc At Moleaer, we unlock the power of nanobubbles to boost efficiency, productivity and sustainability.

With 10,000+ generators deployed in 55 countries treating 1 billion gallons daily, we help industries do more using less water, energy, and chemicals.

Ten years ago today, Moleaer was founded around a wastewater challenge and an idea that nanobubble technology could offe...
08/26/2026

Ten years ago today, Moleaer was founded around a wastewater challenge and an idea that nanobubble technology could offer a better way to solve real-world water challenges.

At the time, nanobubbles were largely the domain of academic research. There wasn't an established commercial category or a roadmap for where the technology could be applied.

So we got to work.

What began with one wastewater challenge by Moleaer co-founders Warren Russell and Bruce Scholten has grown into more than 10,000 Moleaer systems across 55+ countries, treating more than 1 billion gallons of water every day.

Today, Moleaer nanobubble technology is used across wastewater, agriculture, aquaculture, surface water, natural resource recovery and more.

But 10 years isn't just a milestone for Moleaer. It's a reflection of how far nanobubble technology has come, from promising science to a technology being used at commercial scale around the world.

None of that happens without the employees who have built Moleaer, the customers who trust our technology, and the partners and researchers who continue to help move it forward.

Our mission for the next decade remains the same: help our customers achieve better results while using less water, less chemistry and less energy.

Here's to the next 10.

07/30/2026

Biofilm is more than buildup inside irrigation lines.

It can contribute to clogged emitters, increased maintenance, and reduced water treatment effectiveness, all of which can impact irrigation system performance.

At , Moleaer's Justin Leavitt explains what biofilm is, why it matters, and how Moleaer nanobubbles help improve irrigation water quality to support better biofilm management.

🎥 Watch Justin's insights below.

From cleaning irrigation intake filters twice a day to about once a year. That's what improved reservoir water quality d...
07/24/2026

From cleaning irrigation intake filters twice a day to about once a year. That's what improved reservoir water quality did for this commercial strawberry greenhouse.

Low dissolved oxygen and algae had degraded their irrigation reservoir, clogging filtration and turning irrigation into a daily maintenance challenge. After installing two Moleaer nanobubble generators:

✅ Routine filter cleaning was reduced from twice daily to about once a year
🧪 Hydrogen peroxide dosing was eliminated
💧 Reservoir water became visibly clearer

Water quality affects every step of irrigation. Starting at the reservoir can reduce maintenance, eliminate chemical treatments and improve the reliability of the entire irrigation system.

Thanks to our partners at Stan van Eekelen B.V. for the installation and ongoing support.

07/21/2026

Healthy crops start with healthy irrigation water.

At last week, we caught up with Justin Leavitt to discuss one of the biggest challenges he speaks to growers about: managing waterborne pathogens.

Justin explains how Moleaer nanobubbles help improve irrigation water quality by reducing pathogen loading before irrigation water reaches the crop, increasing dissolved oxygen at the root zone, and supporting healthier, more resilient root systems.

🎥 Watch his insights below

07/01/2026

There's been a lot of interest in nanobubble technology lately. If you're looking for a straightforward explanation of the science behind nanobubbles, this is a great place to start 💡

In a recent conversation with , Moleaer's VP of Research & Development Sohail Akhter breaks down what nanobubbles are, what makes them different from conventional bubbles, and why Moleaer nanobubbles have been delivering measurable results across surface water restoration, wastewater treatment, agriculture and aquaculture over the past decade.

🎧 Check out the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1d466A2awo&t=7s

Nearly half of U.S. lakes are impaired by excess nutrient pollution. The result is a growing number of communities deali...
06/18/2026

Nearly half of U.S. lakes are impaired by excess nutrient pollution. The result is a growing number of communities dealing with harmful algal blooms, fish kills, low dissolved oxygen, nutrient loading, and declining ecosystem health.

These aren't isolated events. They're signs of deeper water quality challenges that require long-term restoration, not short-term treatment.

That's why we're excited to announce a collaboration between Moleaer and Xylem.

Through this collaboration, Xylem will connect the trusted water intelligence it has delivered through YSI, its water quality monitoring solution, with Moleaer's chemical-free nanobubble technology, creating a practical path from monitoring to restoration.

With more than 650 surface water installations worldwide, Moleaer brings proven restoration expertise to the municipalities, watershed districts, state agencies, and lake management professionals that Xylem has served for decades.

Together, we're helping more communities address the underlying causes of water quality impairment and support long-term ecosystem recovery.

Read more about the collaboration: https://www.moleaer.com/press-releases/moleaer-and-xylem-ysi-partnership

06/09/2026

In aquaculture, water quality governs everything: fish welfare, system performance and operating costs. Here's how Moleaer nanobubbles improve all three.

Moleaer Inc. Co-Founder Warren Russell breaks down what makes our technology different, and why the same platform that stabilizes oxygen and improves water quality in one part of the salmon production process can be applied across multiple points to improve resource efficiency, productivity, and sustainability.

We were proud to be recognized as a finalist at the Seafood Innovation Awards this spring. Watch the full clip👇

As temperatures rise, dissolved oxygen levels in irrigation water drop and that can put added pressure on the root zone ...
06/03/2026

As temperatures rise, dissolved oxygen levels in irrigation water drop and that can put added pressure on the root zone during some of the most critical growing months of the year.

Low oxygen conditions can impact nutrient uptake and create favorable conditions for pathogens like Pythium and Fusarium, especially in warm greenhouse environments.

Next week at GreenTech Amsterdam, Moleaer's Harm Vogels will be at the booth sharing how growers are using Moleaer nanobubble technology to maintain higher oxygen levels throughout their irrigation systems, from the tank all the way to the root zone.

If you’ll be at GreenTech, stop by stand 01.227 and say hello.

Read more in Hortidaily.com: https://www.hortidaily.com/article/9842355/oxygen-levels-in-irrigation-water-deserve-more-attention-during-summer/?utm_medium=email

Our team was recently onsite commissioning Moleaer nanobubble technology aboard several wellboats, continuing to raise t...
06/02/2026

Our team was recently onsite commissioning Moleaer nanobubble technology aboard several wellboats, continuing to raise the bar for oxygenation across the global wellboat fleet.

Why wellboat operators are turning to Moleaer nanobubbles:

Conventional oxygenation tops out around 40% oxygen transfer efficiency. The bubbles are simply too large. They rise and the oxygen is lost before the fish can use it.

Moleaer nanobubbles are different. At less than 200 nanometers, they're neutrally buoyant, negatively charged, and remain suspended in the water column for extended periods, unlocking next-generation oxygen transfer efficiency of up to 86%.

For wellboat operators, that means:

✅ Faster, more stable control of the O₂ environment in cargo holds
✅ Significant reductions in oxygen and diesel consumption + reducing CO₂ emissions per voyage
✅ Flexibility to lower energy per kg of fish transported or increase capacity within welfare standards
✅ Increase fish welfare, better survival, lower stress during transport

This is what it looks like to improve operational performance, reduce environmental footprints, and ensuring fish welfare at every stage of live transport.

Moleaer has been selected for Cohort 7 of the 100+ Accelerator, joining 44 innovative companies from 40+ countries worki...
05/27/2026

Moleaer has been selected for Cohort 7 of the 100+ Accelerator, joining 44 innovative companies from 40+ countries working to advance sustainable solutions across global supply chains.

Water touches every part of a global supply chain, and using it more effectively cuts energy, chemicals, and cost. With thousands of installations across 55+ countries, Moleaer's nanobubble technology is doing just that. We're helping customers in food, beverage, water treatment, agriculture, and aquaculture get more from every drop, every kilowatt, and every dollar spent.

Through the 100+ Accelerator, we'll work directly with the program's corporate partners, AB InBev, The Coca-Cola Company, Colgate-Palmolive, Danone, Mondelēz International, and Unilever, to bring nanobubble technology into their operations, beginning with a wastewater deployment.

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