5 companies · 3 sourced backers · 36 milestones on record
This frontier covers desalination and collecting water from air. Companies aim to reduce the energy needed for desalination and make atmospheric water collection a dependable supply for homes, communities and industry, using approaches including waste heat and molecularly engineered materials.
Where the 5 companies stand today, from their profiles and 10-year milestones. Tap a phase to see who is there.
- ▸Reducing energy use in desalination
- ▸Scaling manufacturing and distribution
- ▸Delivering useful water volumes at industrial scale
- ▸Making local water production dependable
Publicly listed: 2 companies (owned by public shareholders).
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- AirJoule Technologies
AirJoule aims to commercialise waste-heat-driven atmospheric water generation and energy-efficient HVAC dehumidification components at scale through manufact…
Trials · publicly listed
- Aquaria
To make water collected from air a practical supply for homes and communities.
Some users · backed by Soma Capital, Ciri Ventures
- Atoco
Address water scarcity and global warming with atmospheric water harvesting and CO2 capture built on molecularly engineered materials.
Lab
- Energy Recovery
To reduce the energy needed to desalinate water by recovering pressure energy within the process.
Everyone · publicly listed
- Genesis Systems
To make water harvested from air a practical industrial-scale supply.
Some users
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