We are humbled to have received the 1st prize of the prestigious Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Water Award from the Deputy Ruler of Dubai. Out of almost 140 applicants, all active in the field of desalination and renewable energy
It's been more than 5 years ago since we have started solving fresh water scarcity, using only the elements sea, sun, earth & wind. We are proud to see that desalination driven by renewable energy is becoming an increasingly important water supply solution
The British & US Virgin Islands, Canary Islands, Belize, Cape Verde, Mozambique, Indonesia.. What do they all have in common? As almost all islands and coastal area's, fresh water is scarce while the ocean is abundant. Energy is expensive, while the sun shines every day and there's a steady breeze to enjoy.
What is the number one necessity for fruitfulness? It's Water! In 2017, Elemental Water Makers keeps paving the way to bring fresh, potable, water to the world. Thank you for your support, we look forward to cooperate with you this year.
Within one decade, close to 70% of our world's population will face water shortages. Lakes, rivers and aquifers are rapidly drying up. The good news, the Earth is mostly covered with water. The bad news, less than 0.5% is easily accessible fresh water
While the northern hemisphere is busy enjoying summer, our office is buzzing with activity. The Greek President Pavlopoulos has paid us a visit to discuss the water supply for the Greek islands. Accompanied by the Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs Xydakis...
Past two months have been about spreading the word that it's possible to enjoy an affordable and reliable water supply through desalination, without having to worry about the cost of electricity. First we have been to the Virgin Islands...
The next month we will show potential customers our installation on the British Virgin Islands and perform site visitations for new projects in the region facing an expensive or unreliable fresh water supply. We have the honor to present our solution...
Our installation on the Virgin Islands has produced more water than an Olympic sized swimming pool can hold. Over 3 million liters of fresh water have been supplied from seawater, using only the power of the sun. Already 17 tons of carbon dioxide...
The island municipality has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with us for a project that will provide 50.000 liters of drinking water per day for an entire village of 1300 people that lack access to affordable and reliable fresh water...
