Ridgefield, NJ – LifeQuest World Corp. (OTCID: LQWC) (“LifeQuest” or the “Company”), a provider of decentralized wastewater treatment solutions, is pleased to announce that its BioPipe subsidiary has secured a contract to supply a 10,000 liters per day (10 m3/day) biological sewage wastewater treatment system to the Embassy of a Major European Alpine country in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
The BioPipe system is the world’s first-of-its-kind biological wastewater treatment technology that eliminates sludge, odor, and the need for continuous aeration. It is designed for reliability and minimal maintenance and this installation will help ensure that the Embassy meets its sustainability goals
With Ethiopia experiencing rapid urban development and a growing focus on water infrastructure, decentralized systems are increasingly preferred for mission-critical facilities such as government buildings, universities, hospitals and residential complexes. LifeQuest’s local partner in Ethiopia continues to actively promote BioPipe as a transformational solution to the nation’s sewage wastewater treatment challenges, where infrastructure gaps remain significant across urban and peri-urban environments.
“We are extremely proud that the Embassy selected BioPipe as its sewage wastewater treatment technology of choice,” said a LifeQuest spokesperson. “This project exemplifies the advantages of decentralized, ecological solutions that eliminate sludge handling costs while improving water reuse readiness. We believe this installation will demonstrate BioPipe’s value proposition for government buildings and diplomatic missions throughout Africa.” footprints.
About LifeQuest World Corp. (LQWC)
LifeQuest World Corp. (OTCID: LQWC) is a U.S.-based public company with a mission to become a leader in sustainable environmental technologies. The Company specializes in low-cost, low-maintenance, and eco-friendly decentralized wastewater treatment systems.
LifeQuest owns the world’s first biological wastewater treatment system (STP), which treats sewage wastewater inside a series of pipes and does not produce sludge, odor, and does not use continuously running pumps for aeration. The STPs have been installed in multiple countries, serving multifamily buildings, hospitals, hotels, municipalities, and industrial facilities.
LifeQuest is rapidly expanding its portfolio to include solutions for industrial effluents in textiles, tanneries, fisheries, dairy, and processed water industries. With this acquisition strategy, LifeQuest will broaden its reach into the U.S. solid waste management sector and introduce its wastewater treatment system into new vertical markets worldwide.
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