Qualitative phytoremediation according to the Code of Good Practice

1. Feasibility study
2. Design
3. Installation
4. Management
5. Follow-up and monitoring
6. Aftercare

Phytoremediation according to bio2clean

At bio2clean, we are committed to a scientifically based and practical approach to phytoremediation. We apply the guidelines of the Code of Good Practice for Phytoremediation (CVGP Phytoremediation) to ensure that our remediation projects are not only effective, but also sustainable and ecologically responsible.

Our working method starts with a thorough feasibility study, in which we map the contamination, analyse the soil and water quality and evaluate the existing vegetation. Based on this, we select the most suitable phytoremediating plants and micro-organisms to optimise the remediation.

After the design phase, we proceed with the installation of the remediation system, taking into account not only the contamination but also the natural environment. Thanks to a carefully selected mix of plant species and soil bacteria, we not only promote the degradation and uptake of contaminants, but also biodiversity and soil health.

An important aspect of our approach is continuous monitoring. We closely monitor the remediation progress and adjust the strategy where necessary. This ensures maximum efficiency and prevents further spread of contaminants. Even after remediation, we remain involved through management and aftercare, so that the ecosystem can recover sustainably.

By working according to the highest quality standards and harnessing the power of nature, bio2clean offers an innovative and circular solution for soil remediation.