WaveWater
WaveWater builds cost-effective, localized, scalable desalinization systems powered by wave energy for installation in developing countries, making it profitable to create fresh water where it is critically needed.
| Startup type: | Competition Entry |
| Status: | Active |
| Stage: | Prototyping |
| Publicity: | Open to speaking to journalists. |
| Funding: | Self-funded |
| Industries: | Cleantech |
| Location: | Boston, MA |
| Website: | http://www.wavewater.net |
OUR NEWS
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12 October 2010
WaveWater now has 20 followers!
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14 May 2009
WaveWater now has 5 followers!
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02 April 2009
WaveWater updated their logo, has updated their funding status and is no longer in stealth mode |
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Team (5)
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Eduard Viladesau
Eduard is a first-year MBA student at the MIT Sloan School of Management, and is building WaveWater to bring off-grid, wave-energy-powered desalination systems to developing countries with water scarcity.
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Anna Birkas
Anna Birkas has a M.S. in Hydrology, a B.S. in Environmental Ecology, and a minor in Spanish. She has been employed at Ridge to River as a watershed Ecologist for 10 years. She recently became a general contractor and started Village Ecosystems.
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Yaya Mbaoua
I am the co-founder and CEO of Roxolar, Inc., a startup revolutionizing the way consumers buy solar systems. Previous gigs in web and mobile in product and business development capacity. Advanced education in electrical engineering in Germany and US.
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Ashmeet Kapoor
Looking to get involved with clean tech startups. Recent graduate from Brown University with a Masters in Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship, and a background in Electrical Engineering. Currently, interning at a startup in the solar industry.
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Jon Jensen
Mechanical Engineering graduate from Northeastern University, MBA from Boston University, Registered Patent Agent, Licensing Associate at Boston University Technology Development
Hello Wave Water Team,
I am also interested in working in developing countries in sanitation, water quality, and watershed management. I have started my company, Village Ecosystems, in California where I live. Our businesses could work well together towards a holistic approach for available freshwater. There is also a lot of talk here for small scale wave energy off some of our fishing piers. I focus on wastewater recycling through biological systems and rainwater catchment. Good luck in your endeavor!
Anna Birkas