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Certified Exclusive Technology

World-class eco-friendly bioremediation technology


Certified by Ministry of Environment, Republic of Korea


Remediation technology for the PAHs and TPHs contaminants using microbial agents consist of several microorganisms including Novosphingobium sp. US6-1 strain and cyclodextrin.

The complex microbial agent consists of Novosphingobium sp. US6-1 strain and other microbial strains being able to degrade PAHs, saturates, aromatic, resin and asphaltene compounds, and cyclodextrin increasing the solubility of the hydrophobic oil components.



BJC inherited the original technology of the Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology(KIOST), a state-run research institute in Korea.


BJC’s product (Bioremedy) uses environmentally friendly oil pollution abatement technology developed by KIOST to separate microbial species with excellent oil degradation and microbial species with excellent PAH degradation  from domestic indigenous microorganisms, and the consortium promoting the growth of the microorganism.

BJC’s product (Bioremedy) is blended with kinds of microorganisms having different functions.  
Bioremedy demonstrates the excellent activity to decompose Resin, Asphaltene, and Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) as well as general oil components like saturates.




A B O U T

KIOST & Cooperative System

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About KIOST

Established in 1973 as a marine development research institute affiliated with the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) for the purpose of making Korea a maritime powerhouse.

In 2012, it was re-launched as the Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology (KIOST).

In 2003, as a national project, the development of source technology to purify aromatic compounds (oil pollutants) using marine microorganisms began (discovering and deciphering functional microorganisms among thousands of marine microorganisms).

In 2006, the original technology was completely transferred to BJC.

Cooperative System

Since BJC has commercialized the country's original technology, it pays a portion of its profits to the government as a technology usage fee.

The Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology, the original engineer, continues to support BJC together with the Safety Evaluation Research Institute.

BJC has a cooperative system with the above two organizations, and in the case of overseas projects, KIOST and KIT, the state-run agencies, jointly participate, increasing trust.
 





Our Exclusive Bioremediation Technology
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  • ㆍCertification of new technology in environmental sector from Ministry of Environment

    • ㆍForm  Approval  on OSBA  by National Maritime Police Agency

    • ㆍHands over oil pollutants degradation technology from Korea Ocean Research and Development Institute
    •  
      ㆍHands over  G7 next-generation core technology of national environmental technology task

    • ㆍSelected for the environmental technology business by Korea Environmental Industry Technology Institute