Tap Into the Global Clean Water Breakthrough
Unlike current forms of desalination, our tech purifies water using only clean or wasted energy – and recovers precious minerals in the process. Join us as we rapidly expand in markets totaling $505B1.
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$258M in Revenue by 2028
Plenty of companies overpay for subpar desalination tech. But we’re not just selling technology, we're forming strategic partnerships to put our technology in the right hands. Growing our footprint in water-stressed areas is key. We’re currently converting oil and gas wastewater in Oman into water for agriculture using solar energy – a testament to our tech’s transformational potential. With the widespread application and need for our technology, we forecast 30X revenue growth by 2028.
Today’s Water Purification Is Costly and Wasteful5
Water purification is essential, but current methods like reverse osmosis (RO) and evaporators come with high energy costs and limitations. These systems struggle to handle heavily contaminated and concentrated waste streams, making it less effective for treating complex wastewater. They also demand large amounts of energy, pushing costs through the roof.
Smarter, More Efficient Water Purification
Trevi’s forward osmosis (FO) technology cuts electrical energy use to just one-third of what reverse osmosis requires and reduces thermal energy needs by half compared to distillation methods. It can concentrate brine, allowing for the recovery of valuable minerals like lithium and nickel through additional processes. Whether it’s purifying heavily contaminated wastewater or enabling off-grid seawater desalination, our tech matches the performance of energy-hungry evaporators at a fraction of the cost.
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Cornering the Water Purification Market
We’re the only company offering complete forward osmosis solutions, from development to operations. We also generate ongoing revenues and profits from selling plant consumables, including the draw solution and membranes. With the technology fully validated, we’ll license it to bigger companies globally. In those instances, we’ll be paid as both a project developer and revenue-share partner in water sales.
$19M in Orders Projected
We have over $10M in orders booked year to date, projecting total orders of $19M for 2024, with $8.7M in revenue. We’ve already received 14 government grants, and our $4M Hawaii desalination plant is officially the largest forward osmosis plant ever built and successfully operated, with results validated by the U.S. Department of Energy. Internationally, we lead the way with the first commercial solar-powered brine concentration plant for treating produced oil and gas wastewaters (in Oman) as well as the first water desalination projects in Kuwait to use renewable energy.
Three Enormous Industries
The market for seawater and brackish water desalination will reach $25.7B by 2028.
The wastewater treatment industry is much larger, growing to $193B by 2031. Considering our tech desalinates different types of water more efficiently using less energy, we are positioned to dominate these markets. Meanwhile, our unique ability to recover precious minerals during the desalination process also opens the door to an industry that will reach $434B by 2028.
The Power of Forward Osmosis (FO)
Purification via reverse osmosis can’t happen without a lot of energy. But our patented FO system uses a specially designed draw solution to pull water through a membrane, purifying it before ultimately separating the water from the draw solution – like oil from water – when heat is applied. This means we purify water using nothing other than renewable or wasted energy. With 65 issued patents and 11 more pending, we’re the only company delivering the full forward osmosis package.
Zero-Carbon Desalination
Our renewable-energy-powered desalination technology is completely carbon-free, addressing both energy use and waste disposal challenges while protecting the environment. As climate change progresses, the need for our tech only grows – a responsibility we don’t take lightly. ESG principles and zero or positive impacts on the environment are a driving force behind our operations every step of the way.
Executive Leadership
Co-Founder, CTO, Advanced Fibre ($2B IPO)
Founder, CEO Turin Networks ($700M acquisition)
Mgr. Eng., Optilink ($70M DSC acquisition)
CEO, Pax Streamline (Khosla Ventures)
CEO, Innovative Labs (R&D incubator)
1982-2002 General Motors, Delphi Automotive Systems management
Trimble Navigation manufacturing, Malaysia,Indonesia, China
PAX/Caitin Air conditioning development
Innovative Labs Air purification
40 years of RO and industrial water systems
Designed and implemented > 100 industrial membrane systems in Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and the Baltics
Russian Ministry of Oil & Coal, Russian Research Institute of Bio-technology. Amrutech, Industrial Water Purification Systems LLC
Aquafortus, CTO
SafBon Shanghai, Strategy & BD
Fraunhofer USA Center for Energy Innovation, BD
zNanoMembranes, BD
Veolia Water Technologies North America, Innovation and Project Manager
SembCorp Industries, BD
PhD from Yale University specializing in FO
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