Breaking new ground

Water needs to move through soil for healthy plants, stable foundations, and effective stormwater management. But in many places, water can’t get into the soil volume as it should. This is usually due to the type of soil, how the soil is arranged, or the way different soil layers interact. Below, we explain the main reasons why soil infiltration is often poor and how Exlterra's Groundwater Energy Passive System (GEPS) can help.

Urban stormwater management faces critical challenges as cities expand, but Exlterra’s Groundwater Energy Passive System (GEPS) offers an innovative solution. This technology maximizes infiltration in space-constrained environments while ensuring environmental safety and can be used standalone or alongside existing low-impact development (LID) systems...

Detention basins, also called Detention Ponds, play a crucial role in stormwater management, but they can face various challenges over...

Dealing with a flooded backyard can be frustrating and potentially damaging to your property. This guide will help you understand what...

Exlterra has joined the European Institute of Golf Course Architects (EIGCA) as a Partner in February 2025. This collaboration marks...

The Royal Antwerp Golf Club, one of Belgium's premier golf courses, has chosen Exlterra's GEPS system for its stormwater management needs...

Excess water on golf courses can ruin playability and turf quality. Traditional drainage systems often fall short, leaving courses...

With an increasing number of golf courses opting for GEPS over drainage systems, we have received invaluable feedback from greenskeepers.