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Transforming seawater, enriching lives.

Welcome to our latest newsletter, where we bring you inspiring updates from the forefront of sustainable water solutions. This edition highlights how our innovative solar desalination technology is transforming communities and businesses worldwide. From providing vital clean water to schools in Madagascar to securing sustainable water for exclusive resorts in the Turks & Caicos, our impact is clear.

We’ll also share exciting news about our team and opportunities to join us in solving global water scarcity. Dive in to discover how we’re harnessing the power of the sun and sea to create a more water-secure future.

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Two more schools in Madagascar get clean water.

Access to clean water remains a significant challenge for schools in rural south-west Madagascar. Droughts and limited infrastructure hinder the availability of safe drinking water for students and staff.

A sustainable and reliable source of clean water has been realised by our team, working closely with our local partners. Ensuring access to safe water is essential for improving health, sanitation, and educational outcomes in these underserved communities. These projects each provide 30.000 liters daily to the schools and communities, using only the sea and sunshine.

Learn more about these projects in Madagascar

We are hiring: join us as Project Engineer.

We need your help solving fresh water scarcity, using only the sea & sun. With over a 100 projects in 35 countries, we continue to grow our global impact and provide access to clean water. We are looking for a project engineer to help us design, built and implement our desalination solution at our office in The Hague, The Netherlands.

Are you or do you know someone who’s interested? Join our team today!

Apply now to become our next Project Engineer

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Sustainable desalination on island Turks & Caicos.

Pine Cay is a privately owned island that includes the exclusive resort Pine Cay in the Turks and Caicos Islands. It was the site of the first tourist development in the Turks and Caicos, planned in the 1950s. The islands have few freshwater reserves and limited rainfall.

By implementing the Elemental Water Source, our containerised, solar-powered desalination solution, access to sustainable water using only the seawater and plentiful sunshine has now been secured.

Christian Langlade, General Manager, Pine Cay Resort:
“Our experience with EWM has been consistently positive. Their project management was well-structured, with clear timelines and professional coordination. Communication was prompt and to the point, which made the process smooth and efficient. We particularly valued their proactive approach to problem-solving. When challenges arose, they were quick to propose practical solutions.

The solar-hybrid RO desalination has met our expectations and performs reliably in both off-grid and on-grid situations. We’re pleased with the simplicity of the operations and the after-sales support we’ve received.
EWM has proved to be a reliable and professional partner. ”

Learn more about this project in Turks & Caicos

What’s brewing at Elemental Water Makers?

Bahamas solar desal.

Little Harbour wanted to benefit from the latest solar desalination technology. Compared to their existing conventional desalination solution, it doesn’t use any external energy or chemicals and is easy to operate.

Check out the P roject.

Brewing Northsea beer.

Together with the Gooische Brewery, we have brewed a special North Sea beer for the occasion of the North Sea Talent Day held on June 10th, where our team presented our technology to turn the sea into clean water.

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Workshop Caribbean.

This Thursday, 12 June, there’s a (free) online workshop on tackling water challenges in the Caribbean. Organised by the Netherlands Water Partnership (NWP). Lukas Valach will be presenting our proven solutions and vast experience in the region.

Register for free here.

Ocean Day Playlist.

Did you know that the ocean is essential for all forms of life? Every other breath you take is provided by the oxygen it releases. As Ocean lovers, we decided to share this ocean-themed playlist of Waterbear to get inspired.

Get inspired by the ocean here .

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