Advanced Seawater Desalination Technology - Seeking accredited investors The Big Short  movie concludes with "Michael Burry is focusing all...

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Advanced Seawater Desalination Technology - Seeking accredited investors The Big Short  movie concludes with "Michael Burry is focusing all of his trading on one commodity - Water”.  If you neither saw the movie nor read Michael Lewis’s book of the same name, Burry was the financial genius who saw the economic crash coming in 2008, then placed trades on a bet that the housing market would crash. Why water? “With demand for water outpacing supply by 40%…this situation presents a massive opportunity for investors and analysts in the areas of desalination, ‘smart’ water meters, efficient irrigation technologies, wastewater treatment, infrastructure, engineering, and other water-related businesses…the desalination industry alone is projected to be worth as much as $25 billion by 2025.” Source, page 102While Burry’s investments in water are indirect (via food production), here’s another way to invest in it.As their investment banker, we are seeking Accredited Investors to invest in the Private Placement Offering of a company raising money to commercialize their seawater desalination technology (Regulation D Rule 506(c) exemption).Our client has a portfolio of a dozen advanced water and renewable energy technologies, mostly co-developed with National Labs in the U.S. and overseas.  The company is headquartered in San Francisco, has a lab facility in the Monterey Bay area, and its market is global.Their primary product is a modular, scalable, seawater desalination system that achieves the lowest power consumption and carbon footprint in the industry, using only renewable energy, no added chemicals or on-site operators, while remaining environmentally benign, with the lowest projected total cost of ownership (unique attributes).One of the world’s foremost desalination technology engineering experts believes they have a “three to five year technology lead on the market” for distributed seawater desalination systems.  Almost $18 million was spent on development and testing; they are now raising capital for global commercialization.They have a detailed Business & Technology plan, with all the expected financial models and due diligence items ready for review under Non-Disclosure Agreement.  Please note that the opportunity to invest in this private placement offering is limited to Accredited Investors, as defined in the Securities Act of 1933, and verification of status is required by securities law (applies to U.S. residents).Please contact me if interested. U.S.A. (415) 294-0002 This is not an offer to sell or purchase securities but only a summary to assess potential interest in learning more about the Company.  This business summary does not contain all of the information that you should consider before investing.  Potential investors should review the more detailed information which will be available upon qualification of interest expressed to the Company in this opportunity. http://siliconvalleymergersandacquisitions.com/seawater-desalination-technology-seeking-accredited-investors/

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  1. Any patents or other descriptions of how this is supposed to work?  Not forward osmosis or membranes, I presume.

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    1. Detail is certainly available through a qualified process of engagement. This is not forward osmosis, it is RO.  It has gone through extensive, independent 3rd party testing by one of the most credible engineers to be found in the desal industry.  Extensive system engineering and a lot of R&D $ went into development: from bench tests, through numerous pilots, through demonstration scale plant, which over-achieved all its goals, such as specific energy consumption ~ 1/2 what 4 major desal producers are competing to achieve in a 2013-2016 United Arab Emirates test.