The City of Knoxville was experiencing high hydrogen sulfide gas levels of 800-1000 ppm in its force main, causing odor issues. Previous chemical treatment reduced odors but not to acceptable levels. An ECO2 SuperOxygenation system was installed to dissolve oxygen into the force main and maintain aerobic conditions, preventing hydrogen sulfide formation. Preliminary results showed hydrogen sulfide levels were reduced to near non-detectable levels. The system operates by extracting a sidestream of wastewater, bubbling in liquid oxygen to fully dissolve it, and returning it to the force main.