In 2018, NALA Membranes founders Judy Riffle and Sue Mecham launched NALA to develop a new generation of chlorine durable reverse osmosis membranes in a drop-in form factor for the growing number of reverse osmosis systems being used to produce clean water around the world. The team at NALA Membranes has created a new membrane platform based on a class of patented materials and proprietary process that will dramatically reduce the cost and negative impacts of reverse osmosis operations by reducing clogging, cleaning, and energy.

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Headquartered in North Carolina’s Research Triangle Park, NALA Membranes also has a subsidiary in Singapore where we are part of the global hydrohub of top water innovators developing new solutions to meet the world’s demand for abundant, clean and accessible water.