Our Clients
The Country's most cost-efficient and environmentally-friendly DENR DAO-2016 Effluent Compliant STP Provider.
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Administrative Order 2016-08 states that any business unable to comply with the wastewater discharge parameters, will be subject to substantial fees as well as possible business closure.
Initially passed in June 2016, businesses were given a five (5) year moratorium to comply to the new wastewater standards.
The moratorium period officially lapses on June 18, 2021.
Penalties for non-compliance are as follows:
Condominiums, Subdivisions, and the like.
Malls, hotels, supermarkets, restaurants, offices, and mixed used facilities.
Canals, ponds, lakes, rivers and the like.
Food manufacturing, warehouses, and the like.
H2Clean's breakthrough technology can treat all kinds of organic waste including residential, commercial, industrial and municipal sectors. It can be effectively used in natural waterways such as rivers, lakes and bays.
Learn more about how we convert your wastewater into water safe for washing and irrigation.
Techbrokers Waste Management Systems Inc. is a leading wastewater service provider in the Philippines, with more than a decade of experience in the industry. Utilizing the revolutionary H2Clean Inoculated Microbial Reactor, our company designs and builds Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) and Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTPs) for Residential, Commercial and Industrial applications. Additionally, due to the modular nature of our system, we are also able to upgrade existing STPs.
Our effluent is compliant with the DENR’s DAO 2016-08 Parameters, including Ammonia and Phosphorus.
Our company can retrofit existing wastewater systems to ensure compliance to DAO-2016-08 parameters.
Awarded with the U.S.A Green Patent Rating A, H2Clean is considered one of the world’s greenest wastewater treatment systems.
On average, our system consumes half the power, while having minimal consumable input, versus the traditional wastewater treatment providers.”