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Rehydrate

Rehydrate develops systems to efficiently treat or desalinate water resources by utilizing abundant, underutilized energy sources like waste heat. This approach addresses the growing global challenge of water scarcity by improving the efficiency of the water-energy nexus. The technology focuses on recovering low and ultra-low grade waste heat for water purification processes.

Cambridge, United KingdomFounded 20234500+ followers
Updated 20 months ago

Funding

$60K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

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Product

Problem

Industrial processes often generate significant amounts of low-grade waste heat, which is typically released into the environment. Simultaneously, many industries require substantial volumes of clean water, creating a demand for energy-intensive water purification methods. This results in wasted energy and increased operational costs for water-dependent industries.

Solution

Rehydrate develops containerized water purification systems that leverage low-grade waste heat as the primary energy source for water recycling. This approach reduces reliance on traditional energy-intensive purification methods, lowering operational costs and minimizing environmental impact. The systems are designed for industrial applications, enabling on-site water treatment and reuse, thereby addressing water scarcity and promoting resource efficiency. By capturing and utilizing waste heat, Rehydrate's technology offers a sustainable and cost-effective solution for water management.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes industrial facilities, manufacturing plants, and other operations that generate low-grade waste heat and require large volumes of purified water.

Features

  • Containerized, modular design for easy deployment and scalability
  • Utilizes low-grade waste heat (<240 degrees Celsius) as the primary energy source
  • Efficient water recycling for industrial applications
  • Reduces reliance on external water sources and lowers water disposal costs
  • Minimizes energy consumption and carbon footprint compared to conventional methods
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