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Water, Wastewater & Marine Studies

End-to-end solutions for water sustainability, wastewater treatment, desalination, and marine ecosystem assessments.

Securing Water Resources and Protecting Aquatic Ecosystems

 Water is our most critical resource. Encode provides end-to-end solutions for water sustainability, treatment, and marine ecosystem protection. Our expertise spans hydrogeology, advanced wastewater treatment design, and comprehensive marine assessments. We help clients manage water resources efficiently, ensure safe discharge, and comply with strict regulations governing coastal and marine environments, supporting long-term ecological and economic viability.
Integrated Solutions for the Water Cycle
Our specialized team offers technical studies and advisory services covering all aspects of the water cycle, from source to sea:
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Wastewater Treatment Plant Design & Assessment

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Desalination Studies & Brine Disposal Management

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Hydrogeology & Groundwater Modelling

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Aquatic & Marine Remote Sensing Projects

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Oceanography & Fisheries Studies

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Water Resource Sustainability Planning

What is the focus of your marine studies?

Our studies focus on assessing the impact of coastal development, dredging, and discharge on marine life, water quality, and sensitive habitats like coral reefs.

How do you ensure sustainable brine disposal?

We use advanced modeling to determine optimal discharge locations and methods that minimize impact on salinity, temperature, and marine ecosystems

Can you help optimize our existing wastewater plant?

Yes, we conduct detailed assessments to identify bottlenecks and recommend upgrades or operational changes to improve efficiency and reduce energy consumption.

What is hydrogeology modeling used for?

It is used to predict groundwater flow, assess the sustainability of water extraction, and model the movement of potential contaminants in the subsurface.