WARM, DRY CLIMATES
Unused potential
Low-temperature waste heat and geothermal often go unused because low heat demand does not justify the investment. We turn idle heat into freshwater where water is scarcest.
MODERATE CLIMATES
Counter-seasonal demand
Paired with a heat offtaker, our process uses heat in cascade: it passes through our facility and on to the offtaker at a lower temperature. When heat demand peaks in winter, water demand is low, and the other way around in summer.
Our sweet spot
Greenhouses install geothermal heating networks to expand their growing season. The big investment sits idle throughout the summer months, when lack of water threatens harvests.
The greenhouses take our heat and buy our water. In winter, the heat goes to the greenhouses. In summer, when farmers need water most, heat that would otherwise sit idle drives desalination.
Seasonal energy shift in the cascade system
The key is to balance the energy at the right moment: who needs what, and when do they need it?
