Proven Field Results
Case Study: Mary Rose Lease — West Texas Diesel Spill
Case Study: Mary Rose Lease — West Texas Diesel Spill
Case Study: Mary Rose Lease — West Texas Diesel Spill
Location: West Texas | Contaminant: Diesel fuel (TPH/BTEX) | Scale: ~120 barrels released
Challenge: A diesel spill at an active lease site required full remediation without disrupting operations or excavating contaminated soil.
Solution: PC Bio's founder applied the in-situ microbial consortium directly to the contaminated zone. Four GPS-documented sample points were established. NELAP-certified third-party laboratory analysis tracked reduction at each point through the treatment cycle.
Result: TPH reduced by 95%+. BTEX compounds reduced to non-detect levels. Texas Railroad Commission (RRC) closure achieved. No excavation required. Full analytical documentation on file.
Case Study 2: High-Salinity Produced Water
Case Study: Mary Rose Lease — West Texas Diesel Spill
Case Study: Mary Rose Lease — West Texas Diesel Spill
- Challenge: A saltwater release damaged soil structure and vegetation.
- Solution: We introduced halophilic (salt-loving) microbes to the site.
- Result: The microbes successfully sequestered chloride ions, thereby reducing soil toxicity. This stopped the "burning" of organic matter and allowed the site to support volunteer plant growth again, restoring the land's ecological function.
ESG & Sustainability Impact
Decarbonizing Remediation: Traditional "dig and haul" is carbon-intensive, relying on heavy machinery and fleets of trucks that run for days. By treating soil in-situ, PC Bio can reduce CO2 emissions by up to 90% compared to excavation methods.
Supporting Your Net-Zero Goals. Our process aligns with corporate sustainability targets by:
- Diverting Waste: Preventing soil from entering landfills.
- Restoring Land: Returning the site to a natural, vegetative state.
- Reducing Intensity: Lowering the overall carbon intensity of your operations.