In drought-stricken Namibia, solar energy is now used to make clean water from the Atlantic Ocean

A large tree area is planted in Namibia to function as a carbon sink and also to serve ecological and economic needs. The Carbon Garden will be irrigated using desalinated seawater and groundwater powered by solar. The launch of the sustainable project was celebrated at the University of Namibia’s campus.

May, 2019

Solar Water Solutions is awarded the Baltic Sea Award

The prize is intended to draw attention to the state of the Baltic Sea and reward a company or person who has done valuable work for the environment. The award winner was chosen by a panel composed of representatives of entities that themselves make significant efforts to save the Baltic Sea.

February, 2019

New revolutionary desalination system with zero energy costs: SolarRO PRO 3500 & 7000

Containerized SolarRO reverse osmosis system is ideal for water production in remote islands and rural areas. Production capacity from seawater up to 7000 L/h. Watch this video and learn more!

February, 2019

Kenyan rural community enjoys safe drinking water made by SolarRO 1500 desalination system

Last January, Business Finland reported that a transformative SolarRO unit was on the way to Kenya in a shipping container. The solar-powered water purification unit was installed on time in Tseikuru location, a rural area in Kenya. The system produces safe drinking water for 700 villagers, 400 of whom are school children.

December, 2018

Fully solar powered desalination system to produce pure drinking water for school children in Kenya

Press release, November 15, 2018: Humanitarian aid organization World Vision and Finnish water technology company Solar Water Solutions have launched a fully solar-powered water purification unit in Tseikuru, Kitui County.

November, 2018

Solar Water Solutions & World Vision International announce partnership to tackle water shortage in Indonesia and Sri Lanka

The new partnership will establish local business collaboration in Indonesia and Sri Lanka with the long term objective to scale solutions that address the needs of communities for clean drinking water.

November, 2018

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5 Jun

Happy #WorldEnvironmentDay and cheers from our 100% solar-powered water purification plant at University of Namibia Campus! #MyUNAM #solarenergy #desalination #sustainability #SDGs

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