Osmosun builds battery-less solar-powered reverse-osmosis desalination units that give remote communities, municipalities, and industry off-grid fresh water.
Fresh water is hardest to supply where the electrical grid and surface water both fail, leaving remote municipalities, hotels, farms, and industrial sites to rely on costly diesel-driven desalination. Osmosun designs, manufactures, and installs reverse-osmosis units for seawater and brackish water that run directly on photovoltaic power without batteries, on or off the grid.
Against conventional grid- and generator-powered desalination from established water groups such as Veolia, Suez, and Abengoa, Osmosun's patented drive follows the sun's variable output in real time, recovers pumping energy that would otherwise be lost, and protects its membranes through automatic night immersion. That mechanism makes solar desalination practical at village, resort, farm, and mine scale, positioning Osmosun as the specialist for fresh water where the grid cannot reach.
