Atmospheric
Water
Technology designed to produce usable water from moisture in the atmosphere—creating new possibilities where conventional water infrastructure is limited, costly or difficult to extend.
Water resilience without waiting for a new pipeline.
Atmospheric water generation is part of a wider infrastructure portfolio designed to support greater local resilience and self-sufficiency.
Uses atmospheric moisture
Designed to capture moisture from the air and convert it into a usable water supply through a controlled treatment process.
Distributed infrastructure
Potentially useful for communities, facilities and projects that need water closer to the point of use.
Part of an integrated system
Can be considered alongside power, desalination and vertical farming when building a more self-sufficient site.
Start with climate, demand and site conditions.
Actual water output depends on temperature, humidity, equipment size, energy supply, water-quality requirements and local conditions. A project review should determine whether atmospheric water generation is the right solution or whether desalination or another water source is more appropriate.
- Communities and remote facilities.
- Hotels, resorts and large properties.
- Industrial and humanitarian applications.
- Sites exploring integrated energy-water-food infrastructure.
Information we need
Location, expected daily water demand, current water source, local humidity/climate conditions, intended water use and available electrical supply.