The Moleaer Mission

Increasing productivity, sustainably
with nanobubble technology

Global temperatures are rising, leading to the depletion of oxygen levels in water and a deterioration of water quality. The world’s health and industrial productivity is adversely affected by poor water quality. Industries require sustainable solutions that enable increases in output without jeopardizing our environment. New technology solutions are paramount to provide an expanding population with food, water and commodities necessary to support this growth.

About Moleaer

Moleaer™ develops industrial-scale nanobubble technology that delivers extraordinary improvements in chemical-free water treatment, sustainable food production, and the recovery of natural resources.

Our impact:

Help grow more food almost anywhere while reducing energy costs, eliminating disease and saving water
Make aquaculture more sustainable and reduce its environmental impact
Restore the health of entire aquatic ecosystems without the use of chemicals
Improve drinking water quality without chemicals
Reduce effects of contaminated runoff into freshwater bodies and the ocean

History of Moleaer

2016

Bruce Scholten discovers a new method to produce billions of nanobubbles at an industrial scale.

2017

Discoveries lead to exponential growth in university-led application research and nanobubble commercialization. Moleaer officially launches its first nanobubble generator, focused on supplemental aeration for underperforming wastewater treatment plants.

2018

Research proves that nanobubbles are superior to traditional aeration applications. This is demonstrated with the value that oxygen nanobubbles add to various horticultural cultivation methods, as well as the algae control benefits of injecting air nanobubbles continuously in lakes and ponds. Moleaer delivers its 100th nanobubble systems to customers.

2019

Academic and commercial partnerships continue to demonstrate the industrial potential of nanobubbles: Moleaer installs its first generators in the mining and oil & gas sectors. Moleaer also opens its first international office in the Netherlands, the home of substantial horticultural innovation.

2020

On-site and scientific studies prove that nanobubbles reduce oxygen consumption in salmon and shrimp farming and can also increase yields in outdoor farming. Moleaer delivers its 500th nanobubble system to customers and further expands its international footprint with sales offices in Canada and Mexico.

Future

Moleaer and its partners continue to demonstrate that nanobubbles fundamentally improve productivity across a range of industrial aqueous processes and help customers solve their most challenging environmental, climate-driven problems more responsibly.

“We are thrilled with the results we have seen at our Revol Greens greenhouse since installing the Bloom. The ability of the system to help manage Pythium in water while promoting plant growth is substantial to our bottom line. The on-average 15% improvement in our yields was very surprising. This technology has demonstrated to us that it should and will be standardized into our current facility and the 3-hectare expansion we are doing this year.”

Steve Amundson

Head Grower, Revol Greens

“After trying numerous other treatment methods, we are thrilled with the results we are seeing. The nanobubble treatment is also all-natural and has eliminated our need for chemical treatment, which translates to a better experience for our guests. The Moleaer Optimus gives us the right approach to remove and prevent algae.”

Jose Daniel Gonzalez

Chief Maintenance Engineer, Xcaret Resort

“The thing that I like the most about the nanobubble generator is that it adds a tremendous amount of reliability to our treatment process. Our wastewater makeup changes frequently depending on what cheese products are being produced. It’s very impressive that, no matter what comes down the pipe, the Moleaer system is able to consistently maintain a much higher quality effluent than what we had before. That cuts down my man hours managing the DAF equipment and allows me to focus on other areas which is more valuable to me and this facility.”