Purafy to work with R&D teams at St. Lawrence College and Queen’s University to develop graphene-based greywater recycling technology

Purafy Clean Technologies, a company (linked to Grafoid) that provides advanced solutions to the world’s water challenges, has announced that it is collaborating with teams at both St. Lawrence College and Queen’s University on a project that includes of both applied- and academic-level research and development for a made-in-Canada greywater recycling technology.

The multi-dimensional research and development project is set to last at least three years, with funding support in place from both federal and provincial government channels. The greywater recycling system will be installed at Kate’s Rest Foundation, a property that provides permanent housing geared towards people who were once homeless or were at risk of homelessness in Prince Edward County, Ontario.