Gradiant’s CTO Prakash Govindan Discusses the Company’s Technological Future with Global Water Intelligence | Global Water Intelligence
Global Water Intelligence speaks to Gradiant Co-Founder Prakash Govindan about the company’s innovative technologies and plans for a sustainable future.
Prakash Govindan wins IDA Emerging Leader Award
Prakash Govindan, Co-founder and COO of Gradiant, leads innovations in industrial wastewater treatment, creating tailored solutions with over 100 patents. Under his guidance, Gradiant pioneered zero liquid discharge systems, transforming water reuse for industries worldwide and advancing global efforts toward sustainable water management.
Gradiant Targets Southeast Asia With Sigma Water Tie Up | Global Water Intelligence
Gradiant acquires Malaysian company Sigma Water in effort to expand its efforts in Southeast Asia, where climate change drives sustainable water management.
Gradiant Co-founder and CEO Interviews with Singapore Radio to Discuss APAC Industrial Water Issues | Money FM 89.3
Gradiant Co-Founder & CEO Anurag Bajpayee speaks with Singapore radio station 89.3 Money FM about the importance of wastewater and industrial water recycling.
Circular Economy and Clean Technology for a Sustainable Future | The Business Times
In his column in The Business Times, Gradiant Co-Founder Prakash Govindan declares circular economy and clean technology as the keys to a sustainable future.
Gradiant Scales Up Technology as a Service | Global Water Intelligence
Gradiant opens the market for industrial water outsourcing as it pursues its target of 75% recurring revenues from its portfolio of innovative technologies.
Gradiant’s CEO and Co-founder Named to MIT Technology Review 2019 Innovator Under 35 List | MIT Technology Review
MIT Technology Review is proud to announce MIT alumni and Gradiant CEO Anurag Bajpayee is inducted into the 2020 Class of Innovators Under 35.
Textile Industry Faces Mounting Pressure to Meet Environmental Standards | The Business Times
The textile industry faces rising scrutiny for its immense water usage—over 80 billion cubic metres annually—driven by fast fashion and production automation. With a single cotton t-shirt requiring more than 2,700 litres of water, the sector is under pressure to adopt sustainable water treatment solutions to meet tightening environmental standards and shifting consumer expectations.
Proven Technologies and Business Models, Now Gradiant Accelerates | Boston Business Journal
Boston Business Journal met with Gradiant’s co-founders to discuss business momentum, its latest funding round, and plans for global wastewater sustainability.
Planned Fabs Boost Ultrapure Water Demand, a Test for Recycling Tech | Fierce Electronics
Water shortage has been a concern in the Western U.S. and with more proposed chip fabs in those areas, industrial water recycling is critical to avoid scarcity.