PFAS Market Intelligence
Tracking treatment, remediation, destruction, regulation, companies and real-world PFAS projects worldwide.

Explore the solution landscape.
Treatment technologies
Adsorption, ion exchange and membrane separation.
Destruction technologies
Thermal and emerging methods designed to break down PFAS.
Remediation & site services
Soil, groundwater, source control and site management.
Analytics & monitoring
Targeted methods, AOF screening, sampling and laboratory workflows.
Supporting services
Engineering, consulting, project delivery and waste management.
Companies active in PFAS.
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Project intelligence
Current PFAS developments.

Schiphol opens PFAS soil treatment facility
The airport says the plant is designed to process about 200,000 tonnes of contaminated soil over three years.

EU-wide PFAS restriction process advances
ECHA’s RAC adopted its opinion and SEAC published a draft opinion during 2026.

LIFEDESTINY targets sustainable PFAS remediation
A European LIFE project will demonstrate a treatment chain for PFAS-contaminated matrices.

USACE prepares full-scale PFAS destruction demonstration
ERDC modified its TREAT facility to validate a thermal-plasma system for AFFF and PFAS contamination.
US and EU regulatory watch.
PFAS rules are evolving rapidly. PFAS Market separates enacted requirements from proposals, non-binding guidance and committee opinions.
EPA activity in 2026
- EPA issued updated interim destruction and disposal guidance in April 2026.
- EPA proposed drinking-water rule changes in May 2026 while retaining the PFOA and PFOS standards.
- PFOA and PFOS remain CERCLA hazardous substances.
REACH and firefighting foams
- ECHA’s committees advanced the broad PFAS restriction evaluation during 2026.
- The separate EU restriction on PFAS in firefighting foams starts applying from 23 October 2026 with transition periods.
- PFHxA restrictions began applying to certain uses in April 2026.