Ionic Solutions owns and manufactures the greenest, most sustainable, water desalination technology in the world.
Game changing desalination technology.
Greener, cleaner and more sustainable.
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We are Ionic Solutions and this is better desalination.
Climate change is causing a water crisis.
The world needs a better desalination solution.
Learn how we’re helping to solve the water crisis
Join us at Scaling Deep Tech for a Decarbonized Future
On October 23rd, Ionic Solutions Executive Vice President, Jordan Grose, will be taking part in Climate Action + Energy, presented by Deep Tech Canada.
Ionic Solutions graduates from The Koffman Incubator
Ionic Solutions recently graduated from The Koffman Southern Tier Incubator’s Clean Energy Incubator – supporting the most promising startups in the cleantech sector.
Read about our latest projects in the Calgary Herald
We recently had the opportunity to chat with the Calgary Herald about why desalination matters and how we’re shipping our C-EDR technology to New York this month.
BCWWA’s Watermark Magazine features Ionic Solutions
Ionic Solutions’ Taylor Trailer pilot is featured in the summer issue of BCWWA’s Watermark Magazine as an innovative and sustainable solution to municipal water softening.
Hear us on the Don’t Waste Water Podcast
Our Executive Vice President discusses our game changing desalination solution with Antoine Walter of the Don’t Waste Water Podcast.
C-EDR demonstration hits 4,000 hours of run-time in Northern BC
Desalination trailer treats 40-million litres of water for less energy than it takes to run a refrigerator for a year.
Ionic Solutions’ desalination trailer recently returned from a 6-month pilot project in the District of Taylor in Northern B.C. where it demonstrated sustainable, low-power, municipal water softening in one of Canada’s hardest water communities.
Better desalination, the opportunity you’ve been waiting for.
There are currently over 21,000 desalination plants in operation globally, twice as many as 10 years ago.
Reverse osmosis accounts for 80 percent of the world’s desalination capacity and uses more than 200 million KWh of energy, every day.
Desalination plants are in operation in 174 countries around the world.
Desalination sector growth, due to increasing water scarcity, is projected at up to 12 percent annually.
More than 300 million people rely on desalination for all or part of their daily needs.
The global population is expected to increase from 7.7 billion to 9.7 billion by 2050.
Our partners in sustainability and environmental change
Technology like Ionic Solutions’ has great potential to improve water use, conservation, and efficiency which is essential as demand for water grows and we face increasing impacts of climate change. We are excited to see Alberta-based innovators at the forefront of water innovation, bringing that technology to the world. - Alberta Innovates
The technology and process that was used for this pilot project was simple and operator friendly. It proved to be a potential solution that could overcome the potable water challenges that we deal with daily. - Ryan Nelson, Director of Operations for the District of Taylor, Northern B.C.
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