Every city has a network of pipes to collect massive amounts of sewage water and biomass. Microbial wastewater treatment plants remove nutrients and pollutants from sewage to enable millions of gallons of water to be safely discharged to the environment. Microbes clean the water and replicate quickly, creating large amounts of nutrient rich solids to dispose of. Disposal of these solids (called waste activated sludge (WAS), or “biosolids”) is difficult and expensive. Also, the microbes are protected by tough cell membranes that result in slow and incomplete digestion of this solid WAS waste. MicroPoP breaks the tough cell membranes instantly, solubilizing (liquefying) the WAS solids into a bio-available food for microbes back in the process, whether aerobic or anaerobic. Eagleridge has several sizes of demonstration equipment and full scale machinery available. The smallest “Skid Mount Demo” provides onsite technology familiarization and “proof of concept” testing in approx. 3 months at a cost of approx. $100,000. Additional ramp up testing or full scale project proposal preparation can follow as desired. Current ongoing discussions are with groups in Sweden, Germany, Spain and UK. -