SkyH2O utilizes Atmospheric Water Generation (AWG) technology to extract moisture from the air, producing up to 200,000 liters of potable water per day for commercial, industrial, and government applications. This system addresses water scarcity and contamination issues by providing a sustainable and localized source of clean water, enhancing water security and self-reliance.
Funding
$1.5M 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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Problem
Many communities, industries, and governments face challenges related to water scarcity and contamination of existing water sources. Traditional water systems like forward/reverse osmosis, desalination, and distillation can be environmentally unfriendly or ineffective in certain locations.
Solution
SkyH2O provides industrial-grade Atmospheric Water Generation (AWG) systems that extract moisture from the air to produce potable water. These systems offer a sustainable and localized source of clean water, enhancing water security, self-reliance, and independence. SkyH2O's AWG technology mimics the natural water cycle, extracting humidity from the air to create fresh, healthy water, even in locations with contaminated groundwater or limited access to fresh water. The company's flagship AWG MAXIMUS system is rated to produce 10,500 liters per day, with pre-engineered AWG projects scalable to produce from 30,000 up to 200,000+ liters per day. SkyH2O's distributed water generation (DWG) model ensures that water is generated near its point of use, reducing environmental and logistical costs.
Target Audience
SkyH2O serves communities, water districts, commercial and industrial facilities, hospitals, government entities, and other large water users seeking a sustainable and secure source of potable water.
Features
- Industrial-grade AWG systems engineered for commercial, industrial, and government applications
- AWG MAXIMUS 4260™ system rated to produce approximately 10,500 liters (2,770 gallons) of potable water per day
- Distributed Water Generation (DWG) model for on-site water production
- Systems produce fresh potable water that meets WHO standards
- Pre-engineered AWG projects scalable from 30,000 to 200,000+ liters per day
- Micro Station configurations available for smaller footprint requirements
- Systems designed for deployment in communities with lack of fresh water or contaminated ground water, hospitals, commercial facilities, disaster relief, bottling facilities, and military/government applications