Voltea's DiUse Water Purification System to be Showcased at the Oman Energy and Water Conference!
- Dallas, TX
- March 27, 2019
- Authored by Heather Leighow
We are excited to be serving FREE CapDI purified coffee and water to exhibitors and attendees of the conference! Stop by booth 5136 to taste the difference CapDI makes in your beverages!
Voltea, the global leader in membrane-capacitive deionization (CapDI©) electro-desalination technology, will be exhibiting at Oman Energy and Water in Muscat, Oman, April 22-24!
The Oman Energy & Water Conference & Exhibition is an international event dedicated to the water and wastewater industry along with power generation, renewable and alternative energy, transmission and distribution-related industries.
This conference is designed to be the largest platform for stakeholders to discuss real issues and solutions pertaining to the automation, energy and water challenges and opportunities in Oman.
At Voltea, our mission revolves around providing a superior solution to water reuse and desalination, where we put our natural resources and environment first. We specialize in tunable water deionization that is designed to remove total dissolved salts (TDS) from a variety of water sources, ranging from tap water and brackish groundwater to industrial process water. CapDI achieves this at a lower economic cost and reduced environmental impact than any other available technology.
Visit Voltea at the Water Environment Federation Pavilion, booth 5136, to experience CapDI purified coffee and water!
About Voltea
Voltea has been delivering electro-desalination water treatment equipment to institutional, commercial and industrial customers for more than 15 years. Voltea’s CapDI© systems remove dissolved salts from water using electricity with less environmental cost than any other available technology. Voltea was named Breakthrough Water Technology Company of the Year at the 2018 Global Water Summit in Paris. Also, the company was recognized as one of the 21 Technology Pioneers 2013 at the World Economic Forum, listed in the 2011 Global Cleantech 100 and won the best new technology award at the 2010 Global Water Summit.
