Voltea, the global leader in Membrane Capacitive Deionization (CapDI©) water purification technology, has been selected as the residential water treatment solution for Green Builder Media’s The Align Project – a groundbreaking, sustainable home that features only the top forward-thinking products and technologies.

The demonstration home will be featured at two of the biggest technology- and building-focused trade shows in the country: the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), organized by the Consumer Technology Association, and the National Association of Home Builders International Builders’ Show (IBS).

When show attendees at CES (January 8-11, 2019, Las Vegas) and IBS (February 19-21, 2019, Las Vegas) visit The Align Project home, they will see Voltea’s revolutionary water purification technology, including:

• DiEntry®, a new residential point-of-entry system designed for households of three or more
• DiUse®, a point-of-use system popular with restaurants and coffee shops and also for smaller dwellings that delivers consistent, precise water quality with improved taste

Both systems can seamlessly integrate into any smart home to deliver high-quality water with a low environmental impact. At CES and IBS, Voltea will serve CapDI-treated water side-by-side with Las Vegas city water to demonstrate the exceptional difference in quality. The Align Project, created by Green Builder Media and prefab home builder Kasita, is a one-year demonstration project designed to help people understand how we can align our lifestyles with our values and environmental realities, showcasing only the most innovative, cutting-edge smart home products and technologies that prioritize sustainability.

Voltea’s environmentally responsible water treatment solutions were a natural fit for the project, as they allow for tunable water purification at a lower economic cost and a lower environmental impact than traditional desalination technologies. The systems operate with patented CapDI technology – a salt-free, chemical-free, two-step process wherein water flows between electrodes which remove oppositely charged salts and water hardness.

“Sustainability has always been a top priority for us, which is why we provide a water treatment solution that is remarkably different from any other technology on the market – a solution that delivers high-quality water without putting a strain on our environment,” said Voltea CEO Bryan Brister. “The Align Project is all about disrupting the status-quo, and that’s exactly what our technology is doing. Partnering with Green Builder Media on this project was a no brainer.”