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💴 This Week in Manufacturing

Domestic manufacturing is the goal of many upcoming policy initiatives, as is driving high-powered employment. Why not find both in one place? This week’s feature company has been a leader in environmental excellence across three continents and growing. Let’s dive in!

Today’s feature is REGENESIS out of San Clemente, California. This product manufacturer attracts top scientists and engineers as the environmental focus shifts to PFAS remediation. REGENESIS has a long history of technological product innovation and contaminated water is the next mountain to summit.

Our headlines this week highlight an upswing in optimism among manufacturing CEOs, deeper insights into job growth, developments in domestic enrichment capacity, and more!

This week’s first podcast, from PFAS Pulse Podcast, covers the top myths and misconceptions surrounding PFAS. The second podcast, from Heavy Hitters, discusses developing a logistics innovation center.

Finally, this week’s Social Video comes straight from REGENESIS to detail a cost-efficient approach to remediation. Our Fun Fact showcases the growth opportunity in that remediation market.

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⚙ Manufacturing Headlines

• Manufacturing CEO Optimism Grows Again In May [Chief Executive]

• Rust Belt vs. Sun Belt in the battle for U.S. manufacturing jobs [MSN]

• California leads in PFAS remediation products [CompanyWeek]

• TSMC: A secretive US factory [BBC]

• Urenco USA Starts Up First Phase of New Enrichment Capacity [Morningstar]

• Forge Nano raises $40 million to scale US battery manufacturing [Charged]

ENERGY

♨️ REGENESIS

Senior Vice President Rick Gillespie says the soil and groundwater remediation product manufacturer is aiming for aggressive growth as the environmental spotlight shifts to PFAS contamination.

REGENESIS launched with the development of a technology known as oxygen release compound, or ORC. Innovation and technical adaptability were always a part of the company culture. Though still headquartered in San Clemente, REGENESIS has grown into a global business with operations throughout the U.S., United Kingdom, and Western Europe.

The company’s remediation products are used around the globe, and most of them are manufactured in Nashville, Tennessee. Manufacturing facilities are a common site for the application of REGENSIS technologies.

Upshot: "By using our composite barriers, people are able to redevelop former brownfield sites and former contaminated properties to bring them into beneficial use.”

FROM THE FEED

📱Cost-Efficient PFAS Remediation

🤨Did You Know?

Global PFAS remediation market is anticipated to grow to

$3.58B

by 2034.

^{Source: Exactitude Consultancy}

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