Global Water Technologies, Inc. (GWTR) has announced progress in its ongoing initiatives, including participation in the XPRIZE Water Scarcity competition through its collaboration with water treatment innovator Voltea. The global initiative is designed to accelerate scalable, sustainable solutions to address one of humanity’s most urgent challenges: access to clean and affordable freshwater.
Innovative Desalination with CapDI Technology
At the core of the effort is Voltea’s Capacitive Deionization (CapDI) technology, a breakthrough that enables efficient, cost-effective desalination. By pairing this with Global Water Technologies’ expertise in water infrastructure and system integration, the partnership seeks to bring cutting-edge desalination and water management technologies closer to widespread adoption.
“We are proud to be part of this groundbreaking team tackling one of humanity’s most urgent issues,” said a Global Water Technologies spokesperson. “Working with Voltea and other partners in the XPRIZE Water Scarcity challenge aligns with our mission to deliver practical, forward-looking solutions for water sustainability.”
Tackling Global Water Stress
With billions of people projected to face water stress by mid-century, the XPRIZE Water Scarcity competition aims to accelerate breakthroughs that ensure reliable and affordable freshwater supplies. Global Water Technologies’ involvement highlights its commitment to sustainable water solutions while also positioning the company within a growing global movement to innovate around resource resilience.
Broader Strategy for Sustainability
Beyond its role in the competition, Global Water Technologies has been active in water efficiency projects for municipalities and industries. Its focus includes smart water technologies, advanced treatment methods, and systems designed to reduce waste while improving sustainability. The company’s participation in the XPRIZE challenge demonstrates a strategic alignment with global sustainability goals and reinforces its long-term vision for tackling water scarcity.
