Charlottetown-based Sentry, whose technology gives utilities real-time analyses of their wastewater, has received a $1.9 million grant from Sustainable Development Technologies Canada, or SDTC.
Sentry, which uses real-time bio-electrode sensors to collect and analyze waste-water data, issued a press release on Monday announcing the funding. It said the money would allow Sentry to automate processes that utilities use to aerate wastewater or use wastewater to produce biogas.
“We care about the environment and making better decisions when treating wastewater,” said Sentry Founder and CEO