Environment | Bioremediation | Recirculation | Pure Dissolved Oxygen | Electrolysis | Green | Chemical Free

Oxygreen is an engineering company producing U.S. Patented and UL Certified in-situ remediation systems. Our secret is the Recirculation of Pure Dissolved Oxygen generated by Electrolysis.

Our commitment to being Green demands that we naturally enhance groundwater remediation without the use of chemicals.

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To Sand from Clay...
the reverse geneology
of our U.S. Patents

Late 2008 (New U.S. Patent)

Resulting from our 2nd U.S. Patent, this 100% reinvented eight (8) cell system is the first generation system designed for all soil types in any weather--including hurricane strength winds. In addition to producing three (3) times the recirculation of pure oxygen, OxyGreen's new system is completely automated with full SCADA capability and PLC telemetry. And for the first time, the systems come with U/L certification.
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2006

This second generation four (4) cell system was still used only in low flow soils. The systems no longer overheated due to improved air flow. Freezing air lines are still a problem in colder temperatures.
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2004

This initial four (4) cell system was used on sites in Illinois and Indiana. The control panel would overheat in southern states such as Missouri, Texas, etc. The air lines tended to freeze in colder weather.
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2002

This single cell unit was used for the initial Patent studies and for pilot testing in low flow soils. Would overheat on hot days.
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Welcome to the OxyGreen Corporation

As you learn more about the history of our people and our products, we may sound more familiar to you. That’s because Jerry Kellgren’s reputation precedes this introduction. He is the creator of our superior oxygenating process used to clean contaminated ground water. He is the inventor, owner, and holder of the U.S. Patent entitled “Method and Apparatus for Oxygenating Ground Water” which is designed for specific use in 'Silt and Clay' based soils. He is also the inventor, the holder, and the owner of a brand new U.S. Patent Pending process for cleaning contaminated ground water in 'Sandy' soils (e.g., California, Florida, and Michigan among others). OxyGreen Corporation manufactures, markets, and supports this new patent-pending technology. It is noteworthy that the Florida Department of Environmental Protection has accepted this technology for use in the state of Florida. The environmental departments of other states with 'Sandy' soils are expected to soon recognize this technology.

...in addition

The OxyGreen technology is a natural way to oxygenate groundwater. The oxygen generated comes directly from the groundwater via electrolysis. Legacy methods of oxygenating groundwater include oxygen releasing chemicals, sparging, and direct injection of oxygen gas. Once the dissolved oxygen is in the groundwater, such methods rely on the natural movement of water to disperse the newly oxygenated water throughout the site. These methods are much less effective than those offered by OxyGreen. OxyGreen’s technology is based on the ability of the OxyGreen Cells to recirculate a large volume of water which distributes and mixes the dissolved oxygen throughout a vast area surrounding the treatment wells. OxyGreen’s technology is much more effective in treating zones than are the earlier technologies.

For those of you who are not familiar with our Inventor's track record, I would like to formally introduce you to our technology expert, Jerry Kellgren. He will serve as Vice President of Engineering and R & D. Jerry will concentrate on continuously expanding the OxyGreen systems line and developing new and better remediation technologies.

Finally, OxyGreen Corporation will also be offering advanced IT and Enterprise Database technology consulting services to companies involved in the environmental industry as a natural extension of our offerings.

At your service,

John Kellgren