AEHI said that the desalination reactor can produce clean water from the ocean and electricity simultaneously, including pumping the water hundreds of miles inland.
Don Gillispie, CEO of AEHI, said: “The interest in our desalination reactor has reached such a level that we are now well positioned to sell several units by the end of the year.
“Water and power are arguable the two biggest concerns worldwide and the GWW reactor solves both problems more effectively and affordably than any other product on the market.”
GWW reactors are based on advanced western technology that are available in a variety of sizes. The sizes include 650MW, 1100MW and because of the recent deal with Hyperion Power Generation, they will soon even come in much smaller 25MW stackable units.
The company said that the GWW units have the ability to produce clean water from the ocean, rivers, and even brackish sources and because they also provide a large source of power, they can also generate enough electricity to supply the energy needs of entire communities.
The company claims that depending on the number of desalination units on each plant, a single facility could supply power and clean water for up to 100,000 households or provide substantial water for large industrial applications.
