



By removing algae cells, HFT™ captures the nitrogen, phosphorus, and carbon contained within the algae, removing those nutrients from the system rather than allowing them to recycle back into the water column.
This distinction matters. Conventional approaches like algaecides, mixing, aeration, and ultrasound may suppress algae temporarily but leave nutrients in place, setting the stage for the next bloom event. HFT removes the source of the problem, not just the symptom.
The harvested biomass becomes feedstock for downstream resource recovery, closing the loop between water restoration and renewable value.
HFT™ doesn’t just remove algae, it returns water that supports ecosystem recovery. The treated water is clear, highly oxygenated, and low in suspended solids, nutrients, and organic carbon. When returned to the waterbody, it improves light penetration, increases dissolved oxygen, and helps stabilize conditions needed for healthy aquatic habitat.
Harvested algae biomass doesn’t go to waste. Its carbon- and nutrient-rich composition makes it an ideal feedstock for HTL™ conversion into renewable biocrude oil, or as a nutrient-dense input for organic fertilizers and soil amendments. What enters HFT™ as a water quality problem, leaves as a resource with real value.
By performing the heavy lift of nutrient and biomass removal, HFT™ gives natural processes the space to do what they do best. Oxygen dynamics stabilize, ecological succession resumes, and microbial communities begin rebuilding healthier, more resilient water conditions. Instead of fighting nature, we reset the system so it can recover.