Tap Water from the Sea,
or from other Non-Drinkable Water Sources
Drinking water, affordable, energy-efficient, easy to deploy.
How does our Water-to-Water-technology work?
Water is evaporated under a vacuum, then the vapour is condensed and ultra-pure water is created.
Unlike reverse osmosis, many types of feed water can be used by the system.
This thermal system does not make use of membranes, wherefore failure of the system due to fouling or rupture of membranes won’t happen.
Water-to-Water features:
- Produces drinking water from seawater, brackish, or contaminated water
- Modular system, per module 3000L/day is produced combines up to 30,000L
- For large-scale installations, multiple units can be combined
- Very energy-efficient
- Choice of power sources: wind, solar, grid, generator
Where and when is the Water-to-Water technology applicable?
- for communities with insufficient or no access to freshwater, and close by a big enough supply of seawater or contaminated water.
- for companies looking for energy-efficient technologies to clean and potentially reuse waste-water.
- for cities and regional administrations that want to restore rivers, lakes, and harbors.
Endorsed by the EU
The Water-to-Water (W2W) project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under grant agreement No 873854. You can find more information on the website of the European Union.
The Water-to-Water unit can be powered by various power sources, including a wind turbine. Check this video to discover the technology used.