Intellectual Property
Our Patent Portfolio
Provectus holds an exclusive portfolio of US patents covering ISCR, ISCO, methane inhibition, and bioremediation technologies — developed through decades of applied environmental science.
10+
Issued Patents
5+
Patent Applications
15+
Years of Innovation
Issued
US Issued Patents
Provectus is the exclusive licensee of the IET patent estate, covering next-generation ISCR and ISCO technologies and processes.
Apparatus for In-Situ Remediation Using a Closed Delivery System
Method for Accelerated Dechlorination of Matter (Part 1)
Method for Accelerated Dechlorination of Matter (Part 2)
Method for the Treatment of Ground Water and Soils Using Dried Algae and Other Dried Mixtures
Method for the Treatment of Ground Water and Soils Using Mixtures of Seaweed and Kelp
Utilization of Ferric Ammonium Citrate for In-Situ Remediation of Chlorinated Solvents
Use of Encapsulated Substrates to Control the Release Rates of Organic Hydrogen Donors
Chemical Oxidation and Biological Attenuation Process for the Treatment of Contaminated Media
Method for Inhibition of Methane Production During Anaerobic Reductive Dechlorination
Pending
Patent Applications
Ongoing innovation in methane control, metal stabilization, and advanced in-situ treatment methods.
Method and Composition for Inhibiting Methanogenesis During In Situ Sediment Treatment
Filed: July 15, 2014Inhibition of Methane and Hydrogen Sulfide Production in Anaerobic Digesters, Animal Farms, Landfills, Sediments, and Sewer Systems
Filed: August 1, 2014Method and Composition for Inhibiting Heavy Metal Methylation During In Situ Remedial Actions
Filed: October 15, 2014Inhibition of Methanogenesis to Control Wood-Boring Insects and Pestilence
Filed: September 18, 2015Inhibition of Methanogenesis During Environmental Applications (Essential Oils for Controlling Methanogens)
Filed: January 15, 2016Exclusive Licensee of the IET Patent Estate
Provectus Environmental Products is the exclusive licensee of Innovative Environmental Technologies' (IET) patent estate. Unauthorized use of these patented technologies is a violation of US patent law. Industry professionals seeking to license these technologies should contact Provectus directly.