Kyocera Ventures invests in VVater for water-treatment expansion
VVater’s Farady Reactor uses electrical fields to treat and reuse water without conventional chemical dosing.
Kyocera Ventures made an undisclosed strategic investment in VVater.
The company plans to expand global operations in data-centre cooling water treatment, support reuse in high-purity manufacturing and industrialise a residential purification system. It reports more than 4.3 billion gallons treated across its operating business.
VVater's Farady Reactor uses controlled electrical fields to treat water. The financing supports expansion from existing municipal, industrial and commercial deployments into those targeted applications.
Use of funds
Expand global operations in advanced data-center cooling water treatment
Support water reuse in high-purity manufacturing
Industrialize residential purification system