Anue Water Technologies announced C2G Engineering is the new and exclusive channel partner for the sales and installation of all Anue Water products in West Virginia and 10 Counties in Southwestern Virginia.
Anue manufacturers cost-effective and eco-friendly equipment for municipal and industrial wastewater treatment, odor, corrosion and fats, oil, grease (FOG) control applied in municipal forcemains, lift stations, wet-wells and wastewater tanks. Its products include FORSe Oxygen/Ozone injection systems with remote digital telemetry; the more compact Phantom Oxygen/Ozone injection system (also with remote digital telemetry); Enviroprep well-washers for FOG control; and, the highly customizable Anue Geomembrane Covers with embedded carbon-filters for odor elimination from practically any sized or shaped wastewater tank.
“We are happy and proud to have C2G Engineering as our exclusive channel partner throughout West Virginia and Southwestern Virginia," said Greg Bock, Anue Water vice president and general manager. "The C2G team of water treatment experts will introduce municipalities and industrial customers in West Virginia and Southwestern Virginia to Anue’s eco-friendly systems that replace chemicals and labor, paying for themselves in operational savings within a couple of years. Anue has recently added several new channel partners, such as Kershner Environmental for Pennsylvania and South New Jersey; Russell Resources throughout the six New England States, J.H. Wright throughout the Gulf States, Florida Panhandle and Georgia; Northwestern Power Equipment for the Upper Midwestern States; and, Faco Waterworks for Indiana . With the addition of C2G Engineering we are able to demonstrate and install Anue’s clean and cost-saving equipment solutions to about 90% of the municipalities in the USA and Canada.”
C2G Sales Manager Keith Smith also shared a statement on the exclusive channel partnership.
”We look forward to introducing West Virginia and Southwestern Virginia wastewater treatment customers to Anue’s eco-friendly equipment, which replaces costly and labor-intensive chemicals," Smith said. "More and more municipalities in this region want clean-tech solutions that minimize labor and inputs into the environment. Now C2G Engineering can deliver these sustainable solutions.”
