This is WATER STANDARD:
A Global Water Solution – In Partnership With Nature
WATER STANDARD is a vessel-based water treatment company integrating water treatment technology on its Seawater Desalination Vessel (SDV) with the commitment to be one of the significant contributors in solving the global water crisis. This growing crisis affects virtually every continent and is projected to leave billions of people without access to improved water supplies in the coming years.

The SDV adapts proven reverse osmosis (RO) technology, which has been used on military and cruise ships for years and combines it with proprietary technologies to offer a reliable and environmentally responsible alternative.

Although desalination was once perceived as too expensive an option for producing water, membrane costs and energy usage have dropped dramatically. WATER STANDARD takes advantage of these reduced costs and energy efficiencies to provide competitive pricing.

In partnership with nature, WATER STANDARD provides an environmentally sound, mobile and secure option for producing critically needed fresh water for areas facing near and long-term crisis. Our goal is crystal clear: To change the world of tomorrow by helping protect it today.

Our Seawater Desalination Vessel is right for the environment, right for the ocean and right for the world. WATER STANDARD and the SDV deliver a broad range of benefits that offer innovations and advantages when compared to land-based desalination systems:
  • Intellectual Property Portfolio: Proven processes combined with proprietary patented technologies.
  • Environmentally Responsible Option: Safer for marine life and the ocean ecology, with minimal shoreline impact.
  • Efficiently self-generating power with full emission controls.
  • Mobile and Reliable: Able to respond to weather related catastrophes, geopolitical and socio-economic instability.
  • Greater speed to production - generally 18 to 24 months and in some cases - 12 to 14 months.
  • Scalable and Cost Competitive: The SDV is scaled to provide a capacity of 20,000 to 300,000 cubic meters per day (m³/d) or 5 to 75 million gallons of water per day (mgd).
  • Customized, flexible contracting: short-term, long-term or on-demand basis.
  • Avoids construction disruption: minimal disruption to environmental habitats and existing residential or business communities.
In the not so distant future, we will also be moving into wastewater treatment and reuse markets, as well as providing complementary products to our environmentally focused desalinated water.

Environmental Review of
SEAWATER DESALINATION VESSEL
by Dr. George N. Somero, Ph.D, Director, Hopkins Marine Station, Stanford University
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