374Water is completing final preparations on its mobile AirSCWO supercritical water oxidation system for deployment to the City of St. Cloud’s Nutrient, Energy, and Water Recovery Facility in April 2026. The unit will undergo pilot operations through mid-September, processing PFAS-contaminated biosolids and spent granular activated carbon supplied by the facility. This marks the first on-site deployment of the company’s mobile waste destruction platform.

The mobile AirSCWO system is engineered for rapid transport and on-site setup with minimal lead time, capable of processing both liquid and slurry waste streams including PFAS-contaminated biosolids, AFFF residues, and other organic wastes. It leverages the company’s proven supercritical water oxidation technology, which has demonstrated over 99.95% PFAS destruction in previous fixed installations. On-site remediation eliminates hazardous waste transport, reducing cost, liability, and logistical complexity for customers.

Introduced in 2025 as part of its Waste Destruction Services platform, the mobile offering complements existing fixed-site licenses, such as the five-year agreement in Orlando. This deployment model targets remediation projects, pilot programs, and industrial cleanups where permanent installations are impractical or transportation poses additional risks. The company anticipates significant demand from PFAS remediation, AFFF takeback initiatives, and industrial sites seeking on-site destruction solutions.