Moleaer Inc

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.

05/21/2026

Summer heat was limiting lettuce production for this grower in Spain.

Every July and August, rising water temperatures reduced dissolved oxygen levels in Pedro Primavera’s recirculating hydroponic system, putting roots under stress and impacting production consistency.

After integrating Moleaer's nanobubbles, dissolved oxygen levels increased from 4 ppm to 7 ppm.

The result? Healthier roots, more uniform crops, and stable production through the hottest months of the year.

For hydroponic growers, dissolved oxygen during peak heat is a challenge that can directly impact yield. Pedro’s results show how Moleaer's solutions can help growers maintain stable conditions when they matter most.

🎥 Hear from Pedro in the video below.

05/19/2026

Every wastewater operator knows what a nitrification upset costs: days of recovery, struggling biology, sometimes a recycled water shutdown.

Today, we're sharing data from Yucaipa Valley Water District's Wochholz Recycling Facility, where Moleaer Inc.'s NanoShield nanobubble pretreatment was installed upstream of primary treatment to address surfactants and other inhibitors in the influent.

The results:
↓ Ammonia upset frequency: 17% of operating time → ~1% (95% reduction)
↓ Recovery time: 10+ days → ~1 day
↓ Blower energy per lb of ammonia removed: down 24%
↑ Effective treatment capacity: up ~20%
→ Zero recycled water shutdowns
→ Nitrifying bacteria performed as if temperatures were 10°C warmer through winter

"The process has been far more stable. We're recovering from upsets much faster, the biology is holding up better through winter, and the plant is running more predictably overall." — Charles Thomas, CPO & Operations Manager, Yucaipa Valley Water District

The project was recognized with a 2025 Innovative Technology Award from the Water Environment Federation.

Read all about it here: https://www.moleaer.com/blog/wastewater-treatment/reducing-wastewater-process-upsets-inside-yucaipa-valley-water-districts-nanoshield-results

05/14/2026

Lake Elsinore is the largest natural freshwater lake in Southern California and for years, harmful algal blooms and poor water quality forced repeated closures during the summer months when the community depends on it most.

After trying numerous treatment approaches, the City of Lake Elsinore partnered with us to deploy Moleaer's nanobubble technology across a significant portion of the lake.

Moleaer CEO Nick Dyner shares where the project stands today:

• The lake has remained open every summer since deployment
• Water quality has measurably improved
• Odors have been reduced or eliminated
• Visible algae has declined
• Residents can use it for recreation again
• Hundreds of millions of dollars have been reinvested into the city

Lake Elsinore is a clear example of how Moleaer nanobubbles can jumpstart natural lake recovery and restore a community's most important resource.

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04/14/2026

At the Maple Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant in Greer, South Carolina, persistent foaming and rising chemical costs were putting pressure on operations.

To address is worked with Xylem, Black & Veatch, and Moleaer to apply our nanobubble technology and stabilize performance.

The result? Elimination of defoaming and settling chemicals, improved stability through variable loading conditions, and lower operating costs, with estimated annual savings of $210K–$290K.

A different approach to a familiar challenge, focused on addressing the cause, not just managing the symptoms.

Watch how it happened.

03/26/2026

Wastewater treatment is a biological process, and biology can be disrupted.

Surfactants, sanitizers, and variable loading don’t just stress the system, they interfere with the microorganisms doing the work, leading to inconsistency and performance loss.

Nanobubbles help remove the inhibition from these compounds, improving biological health and treatment efficiency.

Moleaer Inc.’s technology has been deployed across hundreds of wastewater systems, and through our partnership with Xylem and Xylem Innovation Labs, it’s now scaling into municipal and industrial plants worldwide.

Curious how it actually works? Watch the Q&A below with Moleaer's Senior Water Process Engineer, John Crisman.

03/24/2026

🐟 is underway!

As operating conditions become more complex across Chilean aquaculture, maintaining stable water conditions is becoming critical to performance.

We’re in Puerto Montt this week, showcasing how Moleaer's nanobubble solutions are being applied across real aquaculture systems in Chile, improving water conditions, stability, and overall performance.

Our Chile team is at stand G-14. Stop by and connect.

03/17/2026

Seabed remediation continues to be an important focus across the salmon industry.

Yesterday we shared news of our collaboration with Semarco, combining their field expertise with Moleaer's technology to improve site recovery efforts and benthic conditions beneath farming sites in Chile.

Both of our teams will be at 2026 next week in Puerto Montt.

Early deployments suggest the approach may reduce recovery timelines by approximately 20-30% compared with conventional remediation methods.

If you're attending , stop by booth G-14 to meet our teams:
📅 March 24-26 📍 Puerto Montt, Chile

Read the full announcement here: https://www.moleaer.com/press-releases/moleaer-and-semarco-partner-to-reduce-seabed-remediation-costs

03/03/2026

This morning in Titusville, Florida, we joined city leaders, researchers, community members, and local media at the Municipal Marina to mark the start of the Indian River lagoon water quality and restoration initiative.

Moleaer's technology has been deployed to improve oxygen conditions, especially near the bottom of the lagoon, where low oxygen can contribute to nutrient release and algae pressure. Scientific monitoring led by the Florida Institute of Technology is in place to track performance over time.

The Indian River Lagoon matters deeply to the Titusville community and today marked an important step toward protecting and strengthening it.

We appreciate the leadership from the City of Titusville, Florida - Gateway to Nature and Space, the Economic Development Commission of Florida's Space Coast, Florida Institute of Technology, and the community partners who made this possible.

Learn more about this project: https://www.titusville.com/3202/Water-Quality-Improvement-Pilot-Project

03/03/2026

02/18/2026

Every operation is different, so we start by listening.

Across Moleaer’s global team, our application experts work closely with customers to understand their process: where the constraints are, what success looks like, and what will actually improve performance.

In many cases, our standard solutions are the right fit. And sometimes, the right answer is a custom-built system.

From teams in Spain, Norway and Chile to experts around the world, we design and deploy scalable nanobubble solutions built for real operating conditions, across agriculture, wastewater, aquaculture, water body restoration and more.

This project from our Moleaer España team is one example of how we support customers when when the application calls for something more tailored.