Environmental Benefits

HTP encapsulates all spilled oil from the contaminated site. The solidified oil does not stick to plants or animals and will not leave any residue.

HTP creates a solid substance that can be thrown away and is not considered a hazardous material in most states.

Only HTP is bioremedial, meaning it contains hydrocarbon (oil, gas, grease) eating microbes.

HTP is a vapor suppressant, keeping dangerous or flammable vapors from escaping and causing damaging health effects or destructive fire.

HTP's environmental properties vs. other products:

*HTP's biodegraded state ensures harmful chemicals are fully encapsulated and cannot leech back into the environment.

Documentation and Reports:

View the EPA approval letter or the MSDS for HTP.

Microbial Action, Leachability, BTUs, and TCLP laboratory reports available upon request.

HTP is a sorbent material and consists solely of the materials listed in section 300.915(g)(1) of the NCP.