The second technology to be commercialized, called TMCAqua ™, recovers water and energy from hot, humid waste exhaust stacks. This chemical-free, single-pass technology is already being used to provide Ballast Water Treatment as a service by a GreenSwans enterprise in the Port of New Orleans, Houston and Rotterdam. New regulations set by the International Maritime Organization will require all ballast water to be treated before discharge by September 2024 – an effort to prevent invasive species from impacting waterway health, fisheries, and wildlife. According to a maritime expert, nearly 30 percent of all ballast water discharges from floating vessels are untreated, contributing to the rise in invasive species in our oceans. With six patents already in hand, GreenSwans' commercialized products include a pasteurization technology from Bawat, a Danish publicly-traded company, that treats ballast water on ships and vessels. 'Our products help companies transition their operations to be greener and cleaner, derisk their businesses, and grow their bottom lines.' 'We're beyond the startup phase and will end 2023 profitable,' said GreenSwans founder Chetan Chothani, who leads a team of experienced manufacturing and technology executives who have realized eight exits totaling in the billions. Now, two of GreenSwans patented industrial technologies are primed to bolster planetary health by protecting oceanic wildlife and reducing water waste and carbon emissions. The Pittsburgh-based company with a global presence has been growing quietly since 2020. PITTSBURGH, Ap/PRNewswire/ - GreenSwans, a climate technology company that identifies and commercializes breakthrough technologies to address the $6 trillion global climate economy, announced its first commercial launches today.

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