We are excited to announce that ALGAESYS has made it to the final four candidates in the Beanstalk PropaGATE Challenge focused on treating brewery wastewater! Read more about it here.

ALGAESYS Australia had the pleasure of attending three conferences in the month of May! It’s been a busy time, but these events presented ALGAESYS with the opportunity to network and connect with a myriad of people from all different backgrounds. Read Managing Director, Soner Bekir’s recount of the events here.

ALGAESYS Australia is excited to share that we have been successful in our application for the Propel Fremantle Accelerator Fund, a program designed to empower the next generation of sustainable, creative, and future-ready ventures in Fremantle.

ALGAESYS is redefining sustainable wastewater treatment with low-energy, low-maintenance, decentralised systems. This Earth Day, we explore the key challenges facing traditional treatment methods—and how our approach helps communities recover resources, reduce emissions, and rethink wastewater as an opportunity, not just a problem.

Water is fundamental to life, yet billions of people worldwide still struggle with access to clean, safe water and sanitation. Learn more about how ALGAESYS is making the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6 a reality through innovative, nature-based water recovery and reuse solutions.

In this article by our Managing Director, Soner Bekir, we unpack the hidden barriers to sustainability in traditional wastewater treatment—and explore how ALGAESYS is designed to overcome them.

From energy use to infrastructure and public awareness, we examine the challenges holding the industry back and what it takes to move forward.

This May, ALGAESYS will participate in two of Australia’s most significant water industry events—OzWater’25 and the AWP Partners Workshop 2025. Read about the upcoming events in this article.

It was a pleasure to attend and participate in the 2025 installment of evokeAg by Agrifutures. Managing Director Soner Bekir and Engineering Lead Rhys Gustafsson were in Brisbane, showcasing just how useful ALGAESYS can be for the agriculture industry.

In his Crux article, Soner Bekir details the current sewage challenges faced by a rapidly increasing population, what our solution could improve and the barriers currently standing to implementing it.

Wetlands. They’re important ecosystems, but they also serve as vital, naturally occurring water treatment centres. It’s said that the best environmentally friendly and efficient solutions mimic those already provided to us in nature, and that’s exactly what we do at ALGAESYS.