PolyGone participated in WEFTEC 2025, the world’s leading water quality event, engaging in forums that highlighted global innovation and collaboration in water sustainability. As part of the Circular Water Economy sessions, PolyGone joined the panel “Big Steps to Sequester and Eliminate Emerging Contaminants,” where co-founder Nathaniel Banks shared the company’s mission and breakthrough technologies for tackling microplastic pollution alongside partners from Enspired Solutions, Weaver Labs, The Water Council, and ecoSPEARS.

The company also took part in two additional forums at the Global Center Programming Export Trainings. In “How Should We Maintain Large Sewers with Constantly High Flows?” organized by the Japan Sewage Works Association, PolyGone contributed insights on integrating microplastic capture technology into large-scale infrastructure. At “Cool Canada, Hot Technology,” hosted by the Canadian Consulate General in Chicago, the team discussed innovation and cross-border collaboration in advancing water technologies.

Through its participation, PolyGone reinforced its commitment to driving scalable, science-based solutions and fostering international partnerships for a cleaner water future.