EASME

EASME is a European Union executive agency that supports small and medium-sized enterprises and promotes innovation in Europe. It manages projects in the areas of small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as the environment, energy, and maritime sectors, funded by COSME, LIFE, and EMFF. EASME organizes the European Sustainable Energy Week and serves industries such as environmental management, energy production, and maritime activities.

Monique Calisti

Expert evaluator and reviewer

Past deals in Water

Ayala Water & Ecology

Grant in 2019
AYALA Water & Ecology is a company of sustainability experts, specializing in the creation of long lasting ecological systems using natural elements to cure man-made environmental problems. They offers a thorough set of sustainable planning and practical tools that address and solve aspects of purification, recycling and conservation of water, soils and air. Their focus is on a holistic planning approach using natural elements as much as possible, reducing dependence on human maintenance and non-renewable energy.

UET

Grant in 2019
UET (Universal Environmental Technology) is an Israeli engineering and manufacturing company specializing in innovative water treatment systems that operate without chemical additives. Based near Beer Sheva, within Israel's green-tech hub, UET harnesses the natural properties of water to address various challenges such as scaling, heavy metal buildup, corrosion, and biocontamination. The company offers a range of products, including closed cooling systems, total water management solutions, water disinfection systems, and hot water systems. By focusing on natural solutions, UET enables its clients to minimize their reliance on hazardous chemicals, reduce toxic waste production, and achieve significant savings in water costs.

Waterscope

Grant in 2019
Waterscope is a not-for-profit impact-defined company based in Cambridge. Waterscope is a Cambridge University spin-out developing easy-to-use, rapid water testing microscopes capable of identifying bacterial presence in drinking water. Their bacterial imaging device can identify specific bacterial micro-colonies in less than 6 hours, four times faster than current gold-standard portable systems. Their system is automated, not requiring significant user training. Using image recognition software, bacterial colonies can be automatically identified and counted. Once data is collected the bacterial imaging device will automatically upload and disseminate results for mapping or intervention. THeir novel bacterial cartridge simplifies bacterial testing eliminating the need for a central lab and significant user training.

Altered

Grant in 2019
Altered develops water- and energy-saving retrofit nozzle technology for taps and showers. The company offers a platform with a range of nozzles and a retrofit dual-flow atomiser designed to preserve performance while reducing consumption. Its solutions install into existing sockets with adapters, enabling rapid, low-cost upgrades to most current taps without costly renovations. By targeting multiple customer segments, Altered aims to scale its retrofits globally to address rising water stress and energy use, delivering efficiency gains in showers and handwashing while preserving user experience.

Tavlit

Grant in 2019
For more than 40 years TAVLIT has been supplying high-end and innovative products to leading international companies in the irrigation & water industry and to DIY chains in over 70 countries. TAVLIT´s wide range of products includes plastic filters, valves, wide range of connectors and irrigation emitters (Foggers, Micro sprinklers), and more. Since the 2009 purchase of Ein-Dor Sprinkler Company, their offering is greatly expanded. TAVLIT years of experience in manufacturing and development, backed by their highly capable in-house mold workshop enables us to respond quickly and efficiently to their customers´ requirements As a quality brand TAVLIT is an ISO 9001:2008 certified for total quality management.

Breivoll Inspection Technologies

Grant in 2019
Breivoll Inspection Technologies (BIT) is a Norway-based company specializing in the assessment and maintenance of metallic water infrastructure. It provides innovative inspection services that aid utilities in evaluating the condition of their water pipelines and adopting proactive management strategies. Utilizing state-of-the-art Acoustic Resonance Technology, BIT performs in-line inspections of metallic water and district heating pipes. The company's advanced PipeScanner, which is lightweight and equipped with dual cameras, delivers precise measurements of internal and external corrosion, pipeline thickness, and leak detection while identifying obstacles within the pipes. BIT is recognized as a leading international provider in this specialized field, contributing significantly to the longevity and reliability of critical water infrastructure.

Bufferblock

Grant in 2019
Bufferblock is a developer of innovative stormwater drainage and buffering systems aimed at enhancing the climate resilience of urban environments. The company offers concrete elements that facilitate the passage of stormwater through permeable pavements or roads. This design allows rainwater to either infiltrate into the soil or be redirected, thereby helping municipalities manage flooding and mitigate heat stress in urban areas. The Bufferblocks feature a water storage capacity of 266 to 532 liters per square meter and are engineered to withstand heavy traffic loads, while their design enables easy inspection and cleaning using standard sewer inspection equipment. This approach provides a more cost-effective and efficient solution for urban stormwater management compared to traditional infiltration crates, requiring a thinner top layer and shallower installation depth.

ProtectPipe

Grant in 2019
ProtectPipe is a Finnish microbiotechnology company producing an innovative microbe solution that removes organic waste from drainpipes. The microbe solution moves to the areas with build-up in the pipes and devours the waste. That is an ecological way to stop the erosion in pipes and prevent any harmful waste from entering the fragile environment.

Aqua Data

Grant in 2019
Founded in 1987, Aqua Data is a North American leader specializing in water distribution and sewer system diagnosis. Utilizing advanced technologies, their team of specialists offers innovative solutions to optimize investments and ensure the sustainability of infrastructure.

ThinAir

Grant in 2019
High Efficiency Water Condensing Biomembranes.ThinAir is tackling one of the three biggest problems on the planet, water scarcity. ThinAir has developed a bio-membrane that condenses water from air efficiently and energy-free. Inspired by the potential of biomimicry,they've harnessed the way beetles capture water even in the driest habitats in the world. The technology will facilitate agriculture and provide clean water for human consumption in areas where clean water is scarce.

Arana Water Management

Grant in 2019
ARANA WM develops, produces and markets products and services for the management and saving of water.

Ekowasher

Grant in 2018
Ekowasher is a Stockholm-based company that designs and manufactures environmentally optimized washing systems with a focus on low water consumption and minimal environmental impact. Established in 2015, Ekowasher launched its first product, Hullwasher, which is specifically designed for cleaning the bottoms of boats. In 2018, the company expanded its product line with the introduction of Graffiti blades, which are used for effective surface cleaning against graffiti. Through its innovative solutions, Ekowasher aims to provide eco-friendly alternatives for various cleaning applications.

VitalFluid

Grant in 2018
VitalFluid BV is an innovative company based in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, specializing in the design, development, and production of Plasma Activated Water (PAW) equipment. Founded in 2014, the company focuses on utilizing PAW for various applications, including agriculture, academic research, food safety, cleaning, disinfection, sterilization, and water purification. PAW is created by using water, air, and electricity to generate plasma, which introduces reactive oxygen and nitrogen into the water, enhancing its properties. This natural process mirrors how lightning activates rainwater, promoting nitrogen fixation, a crucial element for plant growth. VitalFluid aims to harness this technology to improve agricultural practices and various industrial applications.

Acosense

Grant in 2018
Acosense develops the Acospector Acoustic Chemometer, a clamp-on instrument for measuring complex fluids in the process industry. The technology enables simultaneous measurement of multiple properties and provides accurate data for opaque, viscous, or corrosive fluids without sampling, supporting in-line, non-invasive analysis to improve process understanding, quality, and efficiency.

Mitte

Grant in 2018
Mitte is a Berlin-based company dedicated to creating innovative drinking water systems that align with 21st-century needs for health and sustainability. It has developed a range of products inspired by the natural water cycle, with a focus on providing planet-friendly solutions. Mitte's flagship offering, Mitte Home, is a smart home water purification system that employs advanced filtration and mineralization technology to ensure the quality and taste of water. This system replicates the mineralization process found in natural water sources and allows users to customize their hydration experience through various mineral cartridges. Additionally, the system offers an option for carbonation, catering to diverse consumer preferences. Through these efforts, Mitte aims to revolutionize how individuals access and enjoy safe drinking water.

AQUA4D

Grant in 2018
AQUA4D specializes in innovative technologies aimed at improving water management and environmental sustainability. The company develops and markets electromagnetic water treatment systems that optimize irrigation processes, making them suitable for private individuals, communities, and industrial applications. Their cost-effective and environmentally friendly technology enhances sustainable agriculture by conserving resources, restoring soil health, and improving nutrient uptake and soil structure. As a result, AQUA4D's solutions enable farmers to use irrigation water more efficiently while increasing crop production.

Nanogentech

Grant in 2018
Nanogentech specializes in the development of ultrafine bubble technology aimed at enhancing water oxygenation, primarily for the wastewater industry. The company's innovative technology addresses the aerobic bacterial cleansing stage in sewage treatment processes, contributing to more efficient wastewater management. With a small but highly experienced team of four professionals, Nanogentech combines expertise in engineering, business development, entrepreneurship, marketing, and finance, totaling over 100 years of cumulative experience. This interdisciplinary approach positions the company to effectively tackle challenges within the wastewater sector while promoting energy-saving solutions.

Sens Solutions

Grant in 2018
Founded in 2016, Sens Solutions is a Barcelona-based industrial company specializing in water and air monitoring systems. It focuses on detecting and treating bacterial pathogens such as Legionella, Ecoli, Listeria, and Aspergillus to optimize resources and improve environmental quality.

Retap

Grant in 2018
Retap produces reusable glass water bottles available in multiple sizes, each equipped with a lid and optional custom printing. The company emphasizes sustainability by providing a durable alternative to single‑use plastic bottles, encouraging healthy hydration and environmental responsibility.

BluAct Technologies

Grant in 2018
BluAct is a revolutionary company focused on the purification of water through nano-filtration. They have uncovered new science for the removal of undesirable or harmful contaminants. Researchers have long sought a method to efficiently remove all contaminants from water, and now BluAct finally provides the answer. The nanotechnology laboratory at BluAct has discovered that a unique combination of protein and carbon ingredients, when compressed into a membrane, will remove virtually all impurities to nearly 100% levels as water passes through its proprietary membrane at very low pressures. BluAct membranes can be used effectively as an integral step in the purification of drinking water, as well as for the treatment of all types of wastewater. It can also serve as a method of reclaiming valuable metal ions from water such as gold, palladium, and platinum.

Rqmicro

Grant in 2018
Rqmicro is a Swiss company based in Zurich, founded in 2013, that specializes in pathogen separation and detection technology. The company has developed proprietary reagents and instruments for rapid microbiological testing, which provide accurate results in under one hour. Rqmicro's technology is utilized for the rapid assessment of water and food safety, enabling clients to detect dangerous pathogens effectively. By delivering quantitative data on contamination, Rqmicro's solutions enhance the overall safety of water and food products, addressing critical public health concerns.

Applied Cavitation Technologies

Grant in 2018
Applied Cavitation Technologies develops and tests energy-efficient aeration equipment for wastewater treatment.

Xzero

Grant in 2018
Xzero is a Swedish company that has spent 20 years in R&D for a new technology for process water in the micro- and nanoelectronics industries. The basic idea is to recycle the water from waste water into Ultrapure Water. The most recent challenge has been to remove nanoparticles in order to make sure these are not spread in the environment and not enter the Ultrapure Water used in cleaning of the nanoelectronics. Third party tests done by The Royal Institute of Technology and Swedish Environmental Research Institute (Sweden), Clarkson University (US), Manta Inc(US) and Anton Paar (Austria) have confirmed that Xzero technology is more efficient than existing technologies in removing nanoparticles from water. In January 2015, Xzero started to industrialize the technology in co-operation with researchers at the Royal Institute of technology in Stockholm, Sweden and at the leading European organization for microelectronics development – imec in Leuven, Belgium. Testing of the first full scale prototype of the industrialized equipment commenced in August 2016 and final industrialized equipment is slotted to be delivered to imec during the first half of 2019. In order to complement the researchers already working on the project, Xzero is recruiting experienced and professional engineers for the industrialization work and experienced sales people for tha marketing. In the commercialization phaseXzero will continue working with imec. Imec has offices in Belgium, the Netherlands, Taiwan, USA, China, India and Japan and a staff of about 2,400 people including several hundred of industrial residents from leading international nanoelectronics companies. Through imec we will be able to reach the largest part of Xzero’s future customers.

BactuSense

Grant in 2018
BactuSense is a company specializing in the development of a real-time, label-free bacteria detection device. This innovative technology addresses the critical delay of 2-3 days typically associated with identifying contamination in food, drinking water, and hospital environments. BactuSense's optical biosensor utilizes silicon-based microchips to rapidly identify live bacteria, distinguishing them from dead ones and specific bacterial strains. By enabling quick diagnosis of pathogens, the device helps prevent costly food recalls and protects the reputation of food producers. Additionally, it provides continuous monitoring for water supplies and patient conditions in hospitals and clinics, enhancing safety and efficiency in various sectors.

Cascade Water Products

Grant in 2018
Cascade Water Products specializes in the development of greywater reuse systems aimed at enhancing water efficiency for enterprises. The company offers a short retention micro-greywater recycling system designed to reduce overall water consumption and extend water supply sustainability. Their technology is characterized by its low energy requirements, cost-effectiveness, and ease of installation and maintenance. Cascade Water Products addresses customer inquiries through various channels, including phone, email, and online applications, ensuring comprehensive support for those seeking to implement water-saving solutions.

DryGro

Grant in 2018
DryGro Ltd. is an agriculture technology company based in Oxford, United Kingdom, founded in 2014. The company specializes in developing innovative methods to cultivate fruits and animal feed crops in arid regions that are otherwise unproductive. By employing novel growing techniques, DryGro produces high-quality feed ingredients for aquaculture, dairy, beef, and poultry at a lower cost than traditional feed sources. The company utilizes water lentils, which grow significantly faster and require considerably less water compared to soybean meal, thus offering a sustainable alternative for food production in dry environments. DryGro is currently constructing a demonstration farm in Naivasha, Kenya, as part of its commitment to creating scalable and robust growing systems. The company has received recognition and support from various organizations, including the European Space Agency and Innovate UK, reflecting its innovative approach to addressing global food security challenges.

Bioazul

Grant in 2018
Bioazul is an engineering and technology consultancy specializing in research and development of eco-innovative and sustainable solutions for water treatment and reuse. The company has successfully executed over 40 international projects, tailoring solutions to specific environmental contexts. Bioazul also markets innovative products aimed at environmental protection and energy efficiency. By leveraging extensive experience across various industrial sectors, the company serves as a catalyst for collaboration between businesses and research institutions globally. Bioazul is committed to advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in ensuring clean water and sanitation, promoting sustainable cities and communities, and addressing climate change.

AENEAM

Grant in 2018
AENEAM is dedicated to research and production of membranes for advantageous separation of liquids and gases. Ongoing investigation projects address waste water treatment based on Microbial Fuel Cells (MFC´s) technology and immobilized enzyme reactors. We use in-house know-how to manufacture new generation of ceramic based scaffolds with highly beneficial architectures, resulting in industrially viable process yields. AENEAM Advanced Membrane Technology S.L. commitment to develop highly efficient waste water treatment process was acknowledged by European Commission by conceding funding to our project “Application of Microbial Fuel Cells for waste water treatment-MEMBio” under SME Instrument (Call: H2020-EIC-SMEInst-2018-2020, Stage 1, Project ID 816085).

Bioprobe Diagnostics

Grant in 2018
BioProbe Diagnostics (BPD) is a company established in 2017 as a spin-out from NUI Galway. It specializes in commercializing proprietary Nucleic Acid Diagnostics technologies for detecting and identifying microbial contaminants in environmental and industrial sectors, holding worldwide licenses for these applications. BPD has collaborated closely with NUI Galway to transition this technology from the lab to the market. The company's team includes scientists, inventors, and a business manager with proven experience in product development. Currently, BPD is focused on launching its initial NAD product, Bio-Lp-1, which offers advanced capabilities for Legionella testing.

Aqua-Q

Grant in 2018
Aqua-Q is a Swedish cleantech company with over 20 years of experience in the water treatment industry. The company specializes in developing and marketing innovative products and processes to ensure safe and clean water for drinking, wastewater treatment, and reuse purposes. Their systems are designed to detect waterborne outbreaks promptly, allowing operators to take immediate action and minimize consequences. Additionally, Aqua-Q provides modular ozone disinfection systems and has patented technologies for killing Legionella bacteria in water systems, point-of-use disinfection, and cold water disinfection with ozone. These solutions are applicable to various industries, including dairy, brewery, and bottled water manufacturing.

Atana

Grant in 2018
Atana is a wastewater treatment solutions provider based in Bardon Hill, United Kingdom, with additional offices across the UK and Europe. The company's head office in Leicestershire houses various departments, including manufacturing, logistics, laboratory, engineering, and administrative support. Atana's technical sales team comprises experts in engineering, chemistry, and manufacturing, who provide specialized advice on effluent plant treatment design, servicing, and optimization. The company also offers volute dewatering solutions, coagulants, and flocculants. Staff members in technical sales support, marketing, compliance, and laboratory functions are well-versed in quality and environmental management systems, while health and safety is overseen by NEBOSH qualified personnel. Strategic alliances with key players in the wastewater treatment industry enhance Atana's ability to deliver comprehensive operative training and consultancy services.

TreaTech

Grant in 2018
TreaTech is a Swiss cleantech company established in 2015 by engineers from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL). The company specializes in developing catalytic hydrothermal gasification (cHTG) technology that offers an innovative approach to wastewater treatment. This thermochemical process effectively transforms various types of liquid waste, including sewage sludge, into valuable by-products such as renewable gas, clean water, and mineral salts. TreaTech's solutions focus on eco-friendly waste disposal, aligning with sustainable development and circular economy principles. By recycling wastewater and its by-products, TreaTech enables clients to manage waste more sustainably while generating resources like fertilizers and biogas.

PEWAS Innovative Chemistry

Grant in 2018
PeWaS s.r.o. is a Slovak company founded in 1992 and headquartered in Bratislava, specializing in the manufacture of polymers and ecological chemistry solutions. The company develops innovative biodegradable oils and lubricants designed for various industries, including forestry, water management, construction, and railways, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional mineral oils that can cause environmental harm. PeWaS also creates consumer goods such as shoe and leather care products, bio lubricants, and fire-place chemistry. Additionally, the company's special polymers are utilized to mitigate the harmful effects of petroleum accidents and natural disasters, as well as to improve water retention in agricultural soils, making them particularly beneficial for farmers in arid regions.

RanMarine

Grant in 2018
RanMarine Technology B.V., founded in 2016 and based in Rotterdam, Netherlands, is a company that specializes in designing and developing industrial autonomous surface vessels for clearing water bodies. Their flagship product, WasteShark, is an autonomous drone designed to collect plastics, bio-waste, and other debris from ports, harbors, and various marine environments. The company's technology also gathers data about the marine environment, contributing to both cleanup efforts and environmental monitoring.

SansOx

Grant in 2017
Founded in 2012, SansOx specializes in innovative water purification solutions. It offers modular oxygenation and aeration systems for various applications including drinking water production, fish farming, and industrial water processing. The company aims to enhance potable water systems, wastewater treatment processes, and natural water ecosystems with its low energy consumption solutions.

Ennos Ag

Grant in 2017
Ennos is a Swiss company established in 2006 as a spin-off from Berne University of Applied Sciences. The company specializes in the development and distribution of efficient portable solar pumps designed for smallholder irrigation and domestic water supply, particularly in developing countries. Ennos focuses on promoting sustainable and CO2-free technologies that enhance income, productivity, and labor efficiency while ensuring a responsible use of energy and water resources. Based in Merzligen, Switzerland, the company manufactures various pumping technologies, including a 2 horsepower sunlight pump and a 0.5 horsepower solar power pump, thereby addressing the needs of its clients in the agricultural and domestic sectors.

Genaq

Grant in 2017
Founded in 2008, Genaq specializes in replicating the natural rain process for sustainable distributed water production. The company offers atmospheric water generators, producing high-purity soft water from air humidity, and provides customized solutions. With over three decades of experience in HVAC and refrigeration units manufacturing, Genaq's industrial group generates approximately 24 million euros in annual revenues.

UTB Envirotec Zrt

Grant in 2017
UTB Envirotec Zrt is a clean technology company that provides consulting, engineering, contracting and operations services to its municipal and industrial clients. It provides solutions that allow our clients to reduce, recover, renew and recycle their wastewater and organic solids to clean water, renewable energy and nutrients.

Rqmicro

Grant in 2017
Rqmicro is a Swiss company based in Zurich, founded in 2013, that specializes in pathogen separation and detection technology. The company has developed proprietary reagents and instruments for rapid microbiological testing, which provide accurate results in under one hour. Rqmicro's technology is utilized for the rapid assessment of water and food safety, enabling clients to detect dangerous pathogens effectively. By delivering quantitative data on contamination, Rqmicro's solutions enhance the overall safety of water and food products, addressing critical public health concerns.

Vandersat

Grant in 2017
Vandersat specializes in satellite-based monitoring of soil moisture, water availability, and land temperature, delivering high-resolution data that addresses global challenges related to water and food security. The company transforms satellite-derived climate information into actionable insights, enabling clients to make informed decisions across various sectors. With a focus on providing daily observations, Vandersat supports agricultural monitoring, weather prediction, predictive analysis, and disaster prevention, including forest fire management. Its services cater to a diverse range of users, whether operating at regional, national, or global scales, offering cost-effective and information-rich solutions for enhanced resource management and environmental sustainability.

Propelair

Grant in 2017
Propelair is a UK-based manufacturer specializing in innovative toilet systems that prioritize water and energy conservation. Utilizing its patented POWA™ displaced air technology, Propelair's toilets achieve a powerful flush with only 1.5 litres of water, significantly lowering water consumption and associated energy costs. This advanced design not only enhances drainage and reduces sewage but also minimizes maintenance needs, making it a hygienic alternative to conventional toilets. The company’s products demonstrate notable environmental benefits, achieving an average reduction of 80 percent in carbon footprint and exceeding various sustainability standards, including BREEAM and the Code for Sustainable Homes. Propelair aims to provide a more efficient and eco-friendly solution to modern sanitation challenges.

aQysta

Grant in 2017
aQysta is a Dutch-based developer and manufacturer of hydro-powered irrigation systems. The company designs pumps that harvest energy from flowing rivers and canals to lift water for agricultural use, converting the kinetic energy of moving water into rotary motion to drive pumping mechanisms. Its flagship Barsha pump operates without external fuel or electricity, enabling irrigation in off-grid settings. aQysta sells its products through distributors worldwide and has positioned its technology as a sustainable solution to improve agricultural productivity and food security. Founded in 2013 by engineers from Delft University of Technology, the company emphasizes reliable, low-energy pumping for underserved communities and develops a range of pumps that leverage flowing-water energy rather than traditional power sources. Headquartered in Delft, the Netherlands, aQysta pursues scalable, low-carbon irrigation technology through innovation and partnerships.

Pydro

Grant in 2017
Founded in 2016, Pydro develops modular water turbines for integrated smart pressure management and energy recovery in water pipe networks. The company offers compact, self-powered solutions that convert energy surpluses into usable power, enabling efficient water flow monitoring while reducing operational costs and environmental impact.

Etatron D.S.

Grant in 2017
Etatron has expertise in Chemical Dosing Metering Pumps, Controllers and Chemical Dosing Systems. Chemical Dosing in water treatment plays an important part in the process, Etatron has developed many chemical dosing and metering systems, this includes disinfection, swimming pool water technology and ph correction systems. Etatron’s extensive range of chemical dosing pumps, controllers, probes and accessories means we can provide solutions to meet our customer’s needs. Etatron’s range of pumps, controllers, chemical holding tanks, agitators, mixers and accessories backed up by the leading chemical dosing engineers who have the necessary expertise can provide the solution for you. Etatron D.S. was formed in 1979 and quickly became the leader for Chemical Dosing Pumps and Equipment in Italy.

lef ingenieros

Grant in 2017
LEF Ingenieros is an independent private company specializing in water treatment engineering and environmental solutions aimed at reducing emissions across various industries. With over 20 years of experience, the company has established a strong presence in the water treatment sector, operating offices in Spain and the USA. LEF Ingenieros collaborates with partners in countries such as Mexico, South Africa, Brazil, and the United Arab Emirates, enhancing its reach in emerging markets. The company has recently formed a partnership with Dupont to utilize DesaliTec™ CCRO technology, further strengthening its innovative capabilities in water treatment.

Ofra Aqua Plants

Grant in 2017
Ofra Aqua Plants’ broad interest starts with water ecology and aquatic plants, and continues to phytotechnologies in general. The company has its own extensive aquatic plants nurseries as well as a research site. The plants they grow are used in projects they design and build for clients in Israel and abroad, and are also for sale worldwide. They are the leader in the field in Israel, and have designed and built constructed wetlands to treat municipal wastewater, gas stations, military facilities, dairy farms, slaughterhouses, fish farms, landfill leachates, cosmetic factory, and river rehabilitation projects. They are currently designing innovative soil treatment projects. New approaches are needed to deal with the severe water shortage and pollution that Israel faces. Some problems like salinization and Boron surpluses, although not a current urgent issue in some European countries, are crucial in others. The hybrid systems they design, give a solution to these problems and many others, and are extremely efficient and stable, contributing to the environment in general and specifically to the wildlife.

Rainmaker Worldwide

Grant in 2017
Rainmaker Worldwide specializes in energy-efficient freshwater production technologies, including air-to-water systems that harvest drinking water from humidity, and water-to-water systems that purify seawater or polluted water. The company provides affordable water solutions at scale to communities worldwide.

Helioz R&D

Grant in 2017
Helioz GmbH, founded in 2010 and based in Vienna, Austria, focuses on manufacturing water treatment and disinfection devices aimed at improving access to clean water in developing countries. The company's primary product, WADI, is a solar-powered UV measurement device that facilitates solar water disinfection in PET bottles. Designed for affordability and ease of use, WADI provides a sustainable solution for low-income households, operating maintenance-free for at least five years and costing under ten dollars. Helioz positions itself as a social enterprise, emphasizing research and development to create innovative products that address pressing water sanitation challenges while also contributing to climate change mitigation efforts.

Rotary Wave

Grant in 2017
Rotary Wave is a technology-based company focused on sustainable development within the renewable energy generation industry. It specializes in harnessing ocean energy, specifically from waves, to produce competitive and sustainable electricity. The company integrates its blue energy solutions with other renewable sources and traditional electrical supplies for coastal regions. Rotary Wave utilizes a Power Take-Off (PTO) system that efficiently converts wave energy into electricity, contributing to innovative solutions in the renewable energy sector. Additionally, the company explores the potential for generating both electricity and desalinated water from marine and wind energy resources.

RVE.SOL - Solucoes de Energia Rural

Grant in 2017
Rural populations forced reliance on biomass and kerosene for their energy needs is causing over 1.6M# deaths per annum. Their lack of access to clean water causes over 5M people to die; 2M of them are children under the age of 5. RVE.SOL's _Changing Rural Life Forever_ initiative is creating alternative, renewable energy choices for the rural poor, allowing them to take advantage of natural resources like sunlight, cattle manure and raw water to manage their own way to a better future. Our _KUDURA_ rural village energy hub is community managed; provides communities with potable water, solar electricity, biogas for cooking and organic fertiliser for agriculture. A holistic approach, the solution seeks to target the four areas of rural life that prevalently cause poverty to propagate: 1. Access to clean water to obviate transmission of water borne disease 2. Access to renewable electricity to obviate the dependance on kerosene for light and improve children's opportunity to study at night 3. Access to Biogas to obviate mass destruction of primary forest in a bid to be able to cook food 4. Access to fertiliser to reinvigorate over-used soils and so increase quality and quantity of crop harvest for subsistence farmers. Ultimately, this approach seeks to create wealth for rural farmers by offering a choie of more cost effective and efficient services utilising naturally available resources.

Aquaporin

Venture Round in 2017
Aquaporin is a clean technology company specializing in water purification. It employs industrial biotech techniques to revolutionize filtration processes, offering high-performing products like the CLEAR series for industries and businesses aiming to reduce energy consumption and reuse water.

Puraffinity

Grant in 2017
Puraffinity specializes in designing and developing precision materials for water treatment. Founded in 2015 and based in London, it has pioneered a sustainable novel adsorbent capable of removing challenging pollutants from contaminated water and wastewater. Utilizing advanced supramolecular chemistry methods, Puraffinity's technology binds target chemicals to functionalized sustainable materials, addressing imminent water quality challenges while promoting positive environmental impact.

OKO-tech

Grant in 2017
OKO-tech provides system solutions for treating industrial effluents. The company has been designing and manufacturing very compact and thus space-saving wastewater treatment plants and many modular process technologies for more than 25 years. OKO-aquaclean wastewater treatment systems reprocess effluent wastes from all industrial sectors in a successful, economical, and reliable way – e.g. waste water from parts cleaning, oily degreasing baths, machining emulsions and waste waters from paint shops. OKO-aquaclean wastewater treatment systems for industrial use are manufactured in modules. The basis is a treatment reactor which is realized as type-approved oil-water separator. This treatment reactor can be complemented by additional modules or technologies to meet the respective requirements. Each industrial wastewater is like a fingerprint. Even if procedures and processes seem to be the same, the effluents vary in their quality and in their requirements for proper treatment. The treatment technologies to be used are chosen according to this fingerprint and according to the customer-specific requirements concerning the technology of the processes and the plants. OKO-tech design, manufactures, installs and optimizes individual solutions for wastewater producers. The starting point for planning the individual module compilation is the analysis of the conditions and customer requirements. Over- or under-dimensioning of the effluent treatment system is thus impossible, unnecessary purchase costs and operating costs are avoided and seamless integration into existing operational structures is ensured.

Aequor

Grant in 2016
Aequor is a biotechnology company focused on the development and commercialization of proprietary chemicals, cleaners, and water treatments designed to address biofilm-related challenges in various industries. Founded by a marine and medical microbiologist, Aequor's innovative products effectively remove and prevent biofilm, which contributes to issues such as microfouling and macrofouling. The company has achieved regulatory approval for numerous non-toxic dispersants and cleaners, classified as environmentally friendly and safe for food contact. Aequor offers a comprehensive range of services, including microbial testing, consulting, and custom product development, and collaborates with complementary service providers to deliver integrated solutions. Notably, Aequor's flagship product has gained recognition for its success in NASA’s water recycling systems on the International Space Station and has demonstrated utility in various applications, from cooling towers to groundwater remediation. As a Woman-Owned Small Business, Aequor is positioned to leverage government opportunities and anticipates significant returns on investment as it expands its sales efforts across multiple sectors.

OxyGuard

Grant in 2016
OxyGuard is a supplier of equipment for water quality measuring and monitoring to the aquaculture and other markets all over the world.

EHTech

Grant in 2016
EHTech, established in 2009, is a specialized company based in Ramonville, Toulouse, France, focusing on energy recovery, particularly heat recovery from wastewater. The company, comprising a team of four experts including engineers and doctors, has developed innovative heat recovery systems for shower wastewater. EHTech's systems, installed in showers and crawl spaces, significantly reduce heating costs by recovering a substantial portion of the heat lost in wastewater. The company's R&D is supported by regional and local government bodies, and it has earned recognition through awards like Pass'innovation and the ACS label, demonstrating its expertise and commitment to meeting industry standards.

Zeta Amaltea

Grant in 2016
Zeta Amaltea is an environmental consultant company. It develops its activity in all those aspects related to natural resources - especially water -, geological and environmental engineering.

Industrial Phycology

Grant in 2016
Industrial Phycology focuses on developing advanced wastewater treatment technologies that utilize algae to address pollution in industrial settings. The company has designed and patented an innovative system that effectively removes harmful substances from wastewater, thereby enhancing the quality of effluents released into rivers and seas. By harnessing the natural properties of algae, Industrial Phycology enables wastewater operators to recycle nutrients and minerals, significantly reducing chemical waste emissions and contributing to the preservation of water quality. This approach not only meets the operational needs of wastewater management but also promotes environmental sustainability on a larger scale.

WAISENSE

Grant in 2016
WAISENSE, operating under the name Metrica6 Ingenieria y Desarrollos S.L., is a technology-driven startup based in Málaga, Spain, founded in 2013. The company specializes in developing devices aimed at reducing the wastage of cold water when users demand hot water, addressing environmental concerns related to water conservation. In addition to its primary focus on water-saving technologies, Metrica6 offers research and development services that encompass product development, graphic design, process optimization, and technical reporting for various industries.

aQysta

Grant in 2016
aQysta is a Dutch-based developer and manufacturer of hydro-powered irrigation systems. The company designs pumps that harvest energy from flowing rivers and canals to lift water for agricultural use, converting the kinetic energy of moving water into rotary motion to drive pumping mechanisms. Its flagship Barsha pump operates without external fuel or electricity, enabling irrigation in off-grid settings. aQysta sells its products through distributors worldwide and has positioned its technology as a sustainable solution to improve agricultural productivity and food security. Founded in 2013 by engineers from Delft University of Technology, the company emphasizes reliable, low-energy pumping for underserved communities and develops a range of pumps that leverage flowing-water energy rather than traditional power sources. Headquartered in Delft, the Netherlands, aQysta pursues scalable, low-carbon irrigation technology through innovation and partnerships.

UTB Envirotec Zrt

Grant in 2016
UTB Envirotec Zrt is a clean technology company that provides consulting, engineering, contracting and operations services to its municipal and industrial clients. It provides solutions that allow our clients to reduce, recover, renew and recycle their wastewater and organic solids to clean water, renewable energy and nutrients.

Vitality Vector BV

Grant in 2016
Vitality Vector BV is an engineering company that develops patented technology for efficient and cost-effective methods of air cooling and atmospheric water recovery. The company has developed a new technological concept that takes advantage of the desiccant qualities to dehumidify air by adsorbing water vapors from it. This process can yield a substantial amount of distilled water virtually in any climatic zone, desalinate or purify the existing water source and efficiently and effectively cool the air even in the most hot and humid environments. The simplicity of construction (using mostly standard and non-moving parts) insures low installation cost, minimum maintenance and no downtime. The green technology has no adverse effect on the environment. It is powered mostly by thermal energy and only needs electric energy to operate fans, small pumps and electronics. Sources of thermal energy may be various: waste heat, fuel, or solar radiation.

Trilobite Microsystems

Grant in 2016
Trilobite Microsystems is a Norwegian multinational company based in Kristiansand, Vest Agder, and Norway. Trilobite specializes in solid and liquid separation.Trilobite develops sustainable technology and solutions to the Marine, medical, water, chemical, and energy industries.

JK Fabrications

Grant in 2016
JK Fabrications specializes in fabrication and installation of environmental engineering solutions for water, waste water, and construction industries. JK Fabrications is a private family owned Engineering Business which was established in 1998 by the current Managing Director John King.

Likuid Nanotek

Grant in 2016
Likuid Nanotek S.L. is a Spanish company based in San Sebastián that specializes in the development, manufacturing, and supply of inorganic ceramic membranes and filtration solutions. Established in 2008, the company provides multi-tubular membranes made from materials such as alumina and titania, which are utilized in various industries including water and wastewater treatment, oil and gas, food and beverage, and pharmaceuticals. Likuid Nanotek also offers a range of services that encompass laboratory studies, on-site piloting, engineering and design, commissioning, training, and after-sales support. Their membranes are designed to enhance the efficiency of filtration processes, enabling businesses to effectively treat effluents and optimize operations while addressing performance-related challenges.

Hydro-Air International

Grant in 2016
Hydro-Air International specializes in irrigation technology, manure technology and pump control. The range of services they offered covers all from planning and design to delivery, installation and maintenance of the most complex and demanding irrigation systems.

Air Clean

Grant in 2016
Air Clean is a specialized company in environmental rehabilitation of air, water, and waste treatment. With its thirty-years experience, Air Clean operates worldwide in the area of complete air treatment plants installations.

Ekoservis

Grant in 2016
Ekoservis is a technology company dealing with wastewater treatment technology. The company was established in 1990 and during its 28 years of existence it is active in the field of design of technological equipment, projection, production, supply, assembly, technological service, and operation. Ekoservis is based on the main principles of protection and care of the purity of water. It is a team of people who perceive hearts in particular, what rich values ​​surround us and how it is necessary to protect them. Since its inception, its mission has been closely linked with building a cleaner and healthier environment for our lives, as well as with a responsible approach to renewing and abandoning the environment for the future.

Desolenator

Grant in 2016
Desolenator is a United Kingdom based company that develops solar-powered water purification systems. Founded in 2014 and based in Kensington, United Kingdom, it uses sunlight to purify water from any source, including seawater and contaminated supplies, turning it into high-quality drinking water. The technology enables scalable purification and aims to provide water independence for coastal and water-stressed communities.

Hydro Italia

Grant in 2016
Hydro Italia develops and manufactures industrial water purification systems. The company provides customized solutions and services that includes system planning, systems manufacturing, installation and technical assistance.

Saturas

Grant in 2016
Saturas is a precision agriculture company that develops and manufactures stem water potential SWP sensor systems for irrigation management. Its miniature sensors are embedded in the trunks of trees, vines, and other crops, providing direct contact with water tissues to deliver accurate, real-time measurements of plant water status. The system comprises implanted sensors, in-orchard wireless transponders, and a control unit that transmits data to a central system connected to irrigation controllers. This enables automated, real-time irrigation tailoring to crop needs, reducing water usage while aiming to increase fruit production, size, and sugar content. Saturas' technology supports vineyards and other crops by delivering easy-to-read reports to farmers and enabling precise irrigation decisions. The company was founded in 2013 and is based in Misgav, Israel.

Pharem Biotech

Grant in 2016
Pharem Biotech is an innovative and burgeoning company within the fields of water treatment and biotechnology. The company operates mainly from its headquarters located in Södertälje, where product development takes place. The company uses their broad biotechnology expertise to develop innovative enzymatic products which provide an effective means of removing organic pollutants in water environments. Pharem's products are specifically developed to meet client needs for simple, effective solutions to tackle serious environmental issues within their operational scope.

AQUA.abib

Venture Round in 2016
AQUA abib changes the way water is obtained and used, ending shortages for humans and preventing problems for our environment. SunAqua is the first sustainable system to separate water from its solutes to generate both fresh water and valuable by-products, like commercial salt or fertilizers, establishing a circular use of water and its solutes. The company's system generates fresh water at an affordable cost compared with natural sources. It can be installed in weeks, generates negligible CO2 emissions, creates value with the solutes instead of waste, and provides enri- ched space that can be used for living accommodation farming, logistics or any other purpose.

Loowatt

Seed Round in 2016
Loowatt designs and manufactures waterless flush toilets, promoting hygiene and environmental sustainability. Their patented technology enables odor-free waste containment without using water, supporting a closed-loop system for safe transportation to treatment facilities. Loowatt collaborates with local partners to provide sustainable sanitation solutions that align with the Sustainable Development Goals.

NVP Energy

Venture Round in 2016
NVP Energy specializes in energy-positive wastewater treatment technology. Its modular, low-energy process treats industrial and municipal effluents, generating biogas and transforming wastewater management into a revenue-generating activity while reducing carbon emissions.

Solar Water Solutions

Seed Round in 2016
Solar Water Solutions is a company focused on delivering clean drinking water through innovative solar-powered purification systems. Their technology utilizes a unique method to maintain constant pressure for the reverse osmosis process, ensuring effective water purification even in cloudy conditions. By developing sustainable filtration systems, the company effectively eliminates impurities, bacteria, viruses, and other contaminants from contaminated water sources. This capability allows organizations to provide safe and affordable drinking water, particularly in remote areas facing challenging environmental conditions. Through its commitment to addressing water scarcity, Solar Water Solutions aims to improve access to high-quality water for communities in need.

Delagua Group

Grant in 2016
DelAgua is a multidisciplinary organization that provides portable water quality monitoring test kit.

Evolution Environmental Services

Grant in 2015
Evolution Environmental Services, established in 2010, has become one of the largest independent employers in Ireland's environmental sector. In collaboration with Noonan Environmental, the company offers comprehensive environmental management solutions aimed at both public and private sector clients. Focused on research-driven practices, Evolution Environmental Services emphasizes sustainable management techniques for the water, waste, and environmental health sectors. Their commitment to high-quality services and exceptional value is reflected in their continuous efforts to improve quality systems and exceed client expectations. The management team boasts over 30 years of experience and a proven track record of success. By blending business acumen with technical expertise, the company fosters an entrepreneurial culture where service excellence and quality are paramount to their competitive advantage.

AMTR Scientific

Grant in 2015
AMTR Scientific provides an integrated method for treating a wide range of industrial waste waters based on magnetic settling and catalytic oxidation. The company is based in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Sofi Filtration

Grant in 2015
Founded in Finland in 2011, Sofi Filtration designs and manufactures advanced water cleaning solutions for diverse industries such as mining, metallurgy, oil & gas, and power generation. Its products include solids-free water provision for reverse osmosis, flue gas waste water treatment, cooling water treatment, and process water recycling.

Wavegarden

Grant in 2015
Wavegarden specializes in the research, design, manufacture, installation, and operation of wave-generating systems for surfing lagoons.

Saceccav

Grant in 2015
Saceccav designs, implements technological systems for water treatment, both to local authorities and to industry, aimed at: drinking water production, purification of urban and industrial wastewater, waste water reuse, and desalination. Saceccav strongly believes in respecting the environment and in the sustainability of industrial activities. Its task is to design, build and manage water treatment plants for Municipalities and for Industry, using the best skills and current technologies while we research and develop those of tomorrow, also through collaborations with Universities and Research Centers.

Industrial Phycology

Grant in 2015
Industrial Phycology focuses on developing advanced wastewater treatment technologies that utilize algae to address pollution in industrial settings. The company has designed and patented an innovative system that effectively removes harmful substances from wastewater, thereby enhancing the quality of effluents released into rivers and seas. By harnessing the natural properties of algae, Industrial Phycology enables wastewater operators to recycle nutrients and minerals, significantly reducing chemical waste emissions and contributing to the preservation of water quality. This approach not only meets the operational needs of wastewater management but also promotes environmental sustainability on a larger scale.

Elysée

Grant in 2015
Elysée manufactures and supplies piping and irrigation systems for agricultural, domestic and public use. Founded in 1969, Elysée was initially dedicated to the cultivation of flowers. This gave the founders firsthand experience and a full understanding of the diversity of irrigation needs. With such knowledge and experience, the natural next step in the business was to start designing and developing irrigation systems. This was a stepping-stone to further expansion, this time into field of water supply and piping systems. Based in Cyprus, a key location at crossroads of three continents, Elysée serves more than 50 destinations in Europe, the Middle East and beyond, reaching as far as South Africa, Japan and New Zealand.

OOVAL VALVES

Grant in 2015
OOVAL develops, manufactures and markets hydraulic control valves for water systems, fire extinguishing systems, and industrial and irrigation applications. The company brings to its customers over three decades of professional expertise in management, development, marketing and technical support for water and hi-tech systems. Since its establishment, OOVAL has developed a line of innovative new products, distinguished by their superior regulating ability. OOVAL's base of satisfied customers extends across Israel, North America, Europe, Africa and Australia.

Rotec Water

Grant in 2015
ROTEC Ltd. is a water treatment company based in Ashkelon, Israel, founded in 2009. The company specializes in developing and commercializing technologies aimed at managing mineral scaling in desalination plants and industrial water treatment facilities. Its product offerings include scaling prevention tools, flat sheet scale sensors for monitoring water scaling potential, smart pressure vessels that signal fouling status of desalination membranes, and pipe scaling detectors that help in monitoring, detecting, preventing, and controlling pipe scaling. ROTEC also designs, constructs, and operates demonstration pilot systems, along with reverse osmosis systems for removing salts from brackish groundwater. The company serves various water markets, including brackish, sea, and municipal water, and has established a strategic partnership with Mekorot.

SensoVANN

Grant in 2015
SenVANN AS (Org. nr.912 882 373) is an R&D company to develop biotech-based microfluidic devices for commercial application. In December 2013, SensoVANN AS was established as a spin-off company by three Ph.D. research fellows (Zhaochu Yang, Nuno Miguel Matos Pires and Lars-Cyril Blystad) at University College of Southeast Norway (HSN). SensoVANN aims to deliver an early-warning system for drinking water safety, preventing water contamination and people's illness. Based on the research achievements from two Norwegian R&D projects, a demo prototype product has been developed. It will be the first household lab-on-a-chip device to continuously monitor trace of acute toxicants, carcinogenic chemicals and common waterborne pathogens present in drinking water worldwide. Currently, 2 Ph.D. researchers, 4 Ph.D. students, and 4 master students are working as the part-time employees with SensoVANN.

APRIA Systems

Venture Round in 2015
Apria Systems is a technological content company that specializes in innovative solutions for the chemical and related industries. It manufactures bioelectrochemical cells and provides comprehensive water treatment consulting services. The company's product offerings include membrane separation units, electrochemical cells, bioreactors, and advanced oxidation technology systems, along with electric consoles and refrigeration systems. Apria Systems also delivers expertise in soil contamination, wastewater treatment, and chemical engineering, focusing on purifying and valorizing liquid and gaseous streams. Through these services, the company enables clients to effectively treat marine and brackish water, enhance productivity, and reduce environmental pollution.

Aqualligence

Seed Round in 2015
Aqualligence Limited is a cleantech startup based in Larnaca, Cyprus, specializing in software and hardware solutions for smart water networks. The company develops custom software applications based on EPANET and EPANET MSX, focusing on advanced simulations, modeling, optimization, and control to improve the efficiency, security, and quality of water systems. Aqualligence also offers consulting services in hydraulic modeling, GIS database management, and model calibration. Their product offerings include software for disinfection by-product modeling, demand forecasting, leakage detection, contamination event response, manual sampling scheduling, and decision support for water quality sensor placement. With a team possessing over 50 years of combined expertise in research and technology related to large-scale systems, Aqualligence is committed to enhancing water resource management through innovative solutions.

Solvatten

Grant in 2015
Solvatten is water treatment and solar water heating in one that prevents people from falling sick and improves the quality of life. Solvatten is a Swedish social enterprise that brings Solvatten Solar Safe Water System to customers, charities and distributors around the world. We also partner with organisations and micro-finance institutions to increase reach and affordability. Solvatten is the brainchild of the Swedish inventor, Petra Wadström. The story began in Australia in the early 90s, where Petra was living with her husband Carl and their family. The Wadström’s professional background was diverse, spanning both medical science and the arts. A charitable branch of Solvatten was founded in 2013, focused on improving the lives of, above all, women and children, living without access to safe water. Contributions made in the US are administered by the Solvatten Charitable Foundation USA, a registered 501(c)(3) organization. Contributions to Solvatten Charitable Foundation USA are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law. Living in Australia, Petra was struck by the abundance and intensity of natural sunlight. She was convinced that it must be possible to harness its strength for the betterment of those living in poverty. Exposure to sunlight was key, as this has the effect of both purifying and heating water. After succesful initial trials of the device several field visits throughout Africa and Asia took place, where Petra and her team began conducting studies to validate the efficacy of her creation in a variety of contexts. Today, Solvatten is used in more than 20 countries around the world reaching more than 260.000 people.

Wavepiston

Grant in 2015
Founded in Denmark in 2009, Wavepiston develops and markets a modular wave energy system that converts ocean wave movement into clean power and water. Its WavePiston device is low-tech, lightweight (190 tonnes per installed MW), and environmentally friendly, with most components submerged and no toxic materials used.

Aquasonic Antical

Grant in 2015
Aquasonic Antical innovates water treatment and protects facilities against the problems of calcareous inlays. AQUASONIC is an internationally patented technology. AQUASONIC is based on a technology as advanced as effective that allowed it in the beginning to win certifications and awards as the 1st place for the best invention in the Fair of ROME 1991, THE AL.MA.CI Award as scientific discovery and with a version more modern, the Gold Medal at the 23rd International Geneva Invention Show in 1995.

Optiqua

Grant in 2015
Optiqua develops highly sensitive biosensors for real-time monitoring of contaminants and biochemical substances in water. Its patented 'Lab-on-Chip' sensor technology combines integrated optics, biochemistry, microfluidics, and electronics to ensure high-end laboratory sensitivity.

Save Innovations

Grant in 2014
Save Innovations SAS is a company based in Grenoble, France, focused on designing, developing, and marketing pico-turbine power supply solutions that harness energy from low-speed fluids, particularly water. Founded in 2012, the company offers a range of low-voltage power supplies for various applications, including control equipment for water networks, sensors for sea fishing nets, and comfort and safety systems for cruise sailboats. Their products are also utilized in irrigation systems, river signaling equipment, natural hazard monitoring, camping car stationary use, stand-alone lighting, and power supply for isolated stations and housing. Serving both B2B and B2C markets internationally, Save Innovations aims to enhance water system performance and ensure water quality through its innovative energy recovery solutions.

Galcon

Grant in 2014
Galcon is a prominent manufacturer of smart irrigation solutions catering to homeowners, professionals, and the agricultural sector. Founded in 1983 and based in Kfar Blum, Israel, the company offers a diverse product range that includes standalone battery-operated controllers, multi-station systems, and advanced wireless and web-based irrigation and fertigation solutions. Galcon's products are designed to optimize irrigation, enhance crop yields, conserve water resources, and reduce energy consumption. Their smart irrigation solutions have received certification from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as WaterSense approved products. With a market presence in over 60 countries, Galcon continues to focus on innovative technologies that address the growing demand for efficient water management in various settings.

Colsen

Grant in 2014
Colsen represents a company operating in the water, energy and environment sector. It has a track record of more than 25 years successful problem solving and delivery of sustainable technology in these fields for a wide variety of industries, water boards and municipalities, both national and international. The company works closely with clients to select the most sustainable solution with an extended future horizon by using integrated innovative concepts for water treatment, nutrient recovery and energy production. During the majority of its projects legislative bodies become involved. Its expertise in environmental legislation and permit preparation facilitate smooth project management and planning by securing timely involvement of all relevant stakeholders. Colsen’s world-wide business scope covers technology developments, installations delivery and products & services in the fields of water treatment, sustainable energy, and environmental protection.

Deep River AS

Grant in 2008
Deep River AS is active in research and development related to power plants for producing electricity from rivers, waterfalls and ocean currents. Their products are based on container modules developed for standardized production of renewable energy. Their technology is protected by patent and Intellectual Property Rights (IPR). Deep River AS cooperates with the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) and the Waterpower Laboratory at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) developing global hydropower solutions, including efficient design of hydro turbines. We also cooperate closely with international technology and manufacturing suppliers combining knowhow from on and off shore industries to develop new micro and small scale electricity power plants.
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