Viroment

The page discusses the 350-barn mission and the choice of Nebraska for the first barn.

Viroment is building its first barn in Nebraska and outlines the phases of the project.

Viroment describes its proprietary water filtration system and its applications beyond pork production and animal waste.

The page describes Paul leaving his central Minnesota hometown for a city.

Viroment CEO Paul Koenig, left, with Katherine McDonald, division director of the Cleantech Open, and Bob Thorbus, CEO of Arc Suppression Technologies, in San Francisco for the 2015 Cleantech Open.

“Once the ink is dry, the agreements will allow more than 800 textile companies in eastern China’s Zhejiang province and 80 waste water treatment plants in southern Guangdong province to install Viroment technology to help them comply with China’s environmental regulations.”

The page features Russ Vering discussing his work to enhance sustainability in the pork industry.

For more on the American business delegation with President Trump and the China-U.S. investment deals being signed in Beijing, CGTN's Rachelle Akuffo spoke with Paul Koenig, CEO of Viroment.

The page says its subject was raised on a family farm in central Minnesota and attended the University of Minnesota.

The company helps customers meet sustainability requirements, lower their environmental footprint, combine productivity with energy efficiency, and reduce life cycle costs.

Viroment is an award-winning cleantech company in the wastewater space. Viroment's technology converts a disposal cost into a profit center.

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