Singapore Startup Finds New Ways to Purify Water
Published on by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network in Business
Water-stressed Singapore bets on new technology to secure supply
By Peter Guest, Asian Review
André Stoltz calls his company's feature product a "super-absorbent" sponge: a carbon-fiber filter made from recycled paper and cotton that can suck oil or industrial contaminants out of water.
The company, EcoWorth, a start-up spun out of the National University of Singapore three years ago, has so far raised around $1 million through grants, angel investments and bootstrapping to help commercialize its 'carbon fiber aerogel' technology.
After a series of successful trials, the company is looking for fresh funding to take the technology to scale and tap into an expected surge in demand for new water purification technology as Hyflux, the operator of the city-state's biggest desalination plant, teeters on the brink of liquidation.
Read the full story on Singapure desalination solutions on Nikkei Asian review.
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- Produced Water From Oil & Gas Industry
- Water Supply
- Water Supply Commission
- Urban Resource Management
- Water Supply & Drainage
- Water Supply Design
- Drinking Water Managment
- Drinking Water
- Wastewater Treatment Plant Design
- Water Supply Protection
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