In a crisis, access to clean potable water is often the first resource to become scarce. With AWG technology, water can be produced on-site independent of wells, pipelines, or external deliveries. Our solutions provide municipalities, authorities, and organizations with a reliable and scalable source of potable water in the event of natural disasters, infrastructure disruptions, or prolonged drought.
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Secure access to clean potable water when it matters most.

Protected facilities, field bases, and training sites are often isolated from civilian infrastructure.
Our AWG systems generate potable water directly on site, without the need for pipelines, power grids, or transportation. This increases the level of self-sufficiency, enhances mobility, and ensures greater operational resilience from exercises to real-world scenarios.
The solution is particularly suitable for defense facilities, mobile command centers, shelters, and temporary deployment environments.

When municipal water systems fail, alternative water supply can be needed instantly whether due to technical faults, contamination, or extreme drought.
Our AWG technology generates potable water from atmospheric moisture on site, eliminating the need for pipelines or logistics.

A plug-and-play solution ensuring water security when mains fail.

The Swedish Food Agency is currently conducting a pilot project with atmospheric water generation (AWG) to assess its potential in national crisis preparedness.

The initiative forms part of their broader efforts to secure Sweden’s drinking-water supply during emergencies and could serve as a critical complement to traditional solutions such as emergency water tanks.