Our Goal: Clean Water for Millions of People.
The Clean Water Group has a clear goal: Using efficient and scalable water treatment solutions, we aim to reliably supply clean water to approximately 3 million people by 2028, approximately 6 million people by 2029, and approximately 9 million people by 2030 each year.
To achieve this goal, we seek to collaborate with countries, municipalities, utility companies, industry partners, and investors who want to work with us to build sustainable water infrastructure and ensure long-term security of supply.
Every new project brings us closer to our greatest shared goal: making premium drinking water available where it is needed.
We also aim to supply the semiconductor industry with ultrapure water and provide airports with cooled hydrogen as a fuel starting in late 2028.
The World Is Running Out of Clean Water.
Seen from space, our planet should be called Water. Yet less than 1 % of all water on Earth is accessible for human use. 4 billion people face regular water stress. Over 2 billion lack access to safe drinking water. Traditional solutions - desalination plants, water imports - are expensive, environmentally damaging, and only work near coastlines.
The world needs a smarter solution. GCW delivers it.
One System. Three Outputs. Zero Waste.
The GCW process uses a patented, chemical-free decarbonization method to transform raw water into three valuable products simultaneously:
- Premium Drinking Water - WHO-compliant, mineral-enriched, microplastic-free
- Ultrapure Water - for semiconductor manufacturing, medical, and industry applications
- Green Hydrogen - for aviation, mobility, and energy storage
95-98% raw water utilization (Zero Liquid Drain pathway). No brine residue. 100% renewable energy supply. Deployable anywhere on Earth.
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Our Mission: Clean Water for All.
GCW bridges human needs with the intelligence of nature. We are building a future where access to clean water is not a privilege – but a given good. For every community. Every industry. Every region on Earth.
