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H2Plus

Water treatment that destroys PFAS forever chemicals

Raised to date

$828K

of $900K offered across 1 Form D filing

Still open
$72K
Investors
5
Last filed
Jul 29, 2026

About

H2Plus builds patented water treatment systems that destroy PFAS and PFOS 'forever chemicals' rather than capturing and concentrating them. Its process diffuses a proprietary gas into contaminated water; as the microbubbles collapse they release hydrated electrons that break the carbon-fluorine bonds holding PFAS molecules together, leaving water, carbon dioxide, and calcium fluoride. The company reports 95.6-100% elimination of major PFAS compounds including PFOA, PFOS, PFHxS, and PFNA, with no pre- or post-treatment step and no toxic residual stream. Founded in 2023 and based in Grand Junction, Colorado, it has run field deployments in Michigan, Tennessee, and California.

Destroys the full spectrum of short- and long-chain PFAS on contact instead of adsorbing them onto media that must later be disposed of, at a reported cost near 9-10 cents per gallon and low energy draw, in mobile containerized units that can be brought to a contaminated site.

Funding

  • Security to be acquiredFiled Jul 29, 2026Form D
    $828K/ $900K

Product

H2Plus PFAS destruction system

Industrial water treatment equipment

A modular, skid- and container-mounted water treatment unit that injects a patented gas to generate hydrated electrons in situ, severing carbon-fluorine bonds and destroying PFAS and PFOS in the treated stream. Base units process roughly 50 gallons per minute; 40-foot conex configurations treat up to about 72,000 gallons per day and scale past 100,000 gallons daily.

  • Hydrated-electron chemistry that breaks carbon-fluorine bonds directly
  • 95.6-100% elimination of PFOA, PFOS, PFHxS, and PFNA in reported results
  • Benign byproducts only: water, carbon dioxide, and calcium fluoride

Built for

Municipal and public water systems, landfill and leachate operators, and industrial facilities with PFAS contamination; also government customers including the U.S. Department of Defense and Marine Corps

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