Alexander Fuglesang
CEO

Flocean provides modular subsea reverse‑osmosis desalination pods that operate at depths of 500 m, using natural hydrostatic pressure to produce up to 5,000 m³ of freshwater per day per pod with 40‑50% lower energy use than land‑based plants. The autonomous, zero‑chemical system reduces coastal land use by 95 % and eliminates marine impingement, offering scalable, climate‑positive water supply for municipalities, industry, and agriculture in water‑stressed regions.
Raised to date
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Funding sources
“Burnt Island Ventures, Nysnø, + 2 Other investors”
CEO
Global water demand is projected to exceed supply by over 40% by 2030, and conventional desalination plants impose large coastal footprints, high energy consumption, and chemical discharge that harm marine ecosystems.
Flocean offers subsea reverse‑osmosis desalination pods deployed at depths of 500 m, 10 km offshore. The natural hydrostatic pressure at depth drives the RO process, cutting energy use by 40‑50% compared with land‑based plants and eliminating the need for chemical pre‑treatment. Each modular pod produces up to 5,000 m³ of freshwater per day and can be combined into multi‑pod systems for capacities of 15,000–50,000 m³/day, providing scalable, autonomous water supply for municipalities, industry, and agriculture. The system’s offshore location reduces coastal land use by 95 % and minimizes impingement and entrainment of marine life, delivering climate‑positive, zero‑discharge water production.
Primary customers are coastal municipalities, water‑intensive industrial facilities, and agricultural operations in water‑stressed regions that require reliable, large‑scale freshwater supply with minimal environmental impact.