Folonex builds one shared registry of wastewater plants and four products that read it: where a plant is and how it compares, what the regulator requires, how to size it, and where to buy the equipment. The registry is public and free today. The rest is in build.
Saudi wastewater operators run inspections quarterly, face million-SAR fines, and have no industry-wide visibility on how their plant compares with peers. Today's stack: spreadsheets, PDFs of regulations, and tribal knowledge.
Every operating plant is subject to MEWA + NCEC inspections, with penalties set by the M/165 schedule. Most plants find out at the audit, not before.
Plants run on international benchmarks that don't account for arid-climate constraints, KSA reuse targets, or the regulator stack actually applied in the Kingdom. Operators compare against the wrong norms.
No public plant-level benchmark in the KingdomThe National Water Strategy sets a reuse target for 2030. Without per-plant performance data, the route from today to that target cannot be designed, monitored, or claimed.
Folonex ships incrementally. Live today: the public plant registry, free and open to anyone. In build: regulatory pre-check, process calculation, and equipment sourcing — all reading the same registry.
A public registry of wastewater plants across Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, compiled from GASTAT 2024 and public regulator and operator sources. Peer comparison is built on the same records as operators come on.
An inspection-readiness check against primary Saudi documents — royal decrees, executive regulations, ministerial decisions — encoded as machine-readable rules rather than PDFs to read by hand.
Process sizing and design checking with every figure traced to the standard it comes from — DWA-A 131 and Metcalf & Eddy — for the engineer designing a plant and the bid engineer checking what a contractor sent.
Equipment and vendor selection for the plant you just sized, independent of any equipment manufacturer. Catalogue work has started; the product is not open yet.
A snapshot of the registry, with the denominator attached to every figure. No projections — what the public map shows right now.
An interactive explainer — 150 years of engineering, 3 fundamental methods, 25 modern variants. Useful for procurement, investors, anyone explaining the sector.
The registry is open and free. The rest is in build, and we are talking to operators who want to shape it.