Aquaria develops modular atmospheric water generators (AWGs) and a linked "Hydrogrid" that produce clean drinking water from ambient air using patented materials science and heat-exchange technology. Its units are designed to be stacked in parallel, deployed in weeks, and integrated with solar and battery systems for net-zero operation; the company markets the technology as energy-efficient and affordable. Aquaria has built the first homes fully supplied by atmospheric water and is constructing 1,000 homes in Hawaii using its systems. The company plans to expand its footprint into new regions and pursue residential, hospitality, commercial, and mid-scale industrial opportunities such as green hydrogen, mining, and data centers. Aquaria partners with Stanford’s Mark Jacobson on research to integrate atmospheric water capture with microgrids. Financially, Aquaria has secured a $112M investment and a $100M deployment financing commitment to accelerate commercial deployments and project financing models.

Total raised

$112M

Funding rounds

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Equity

Latest activity

Nov 2024