MISSION:
WATER FOR MANKIND
The world is changing at a rapid rate, we first had solar for electricity, then we had electrical vehicles that changed the automotive industry but not much has changed with water treatment technologies.
GAST Clearwater is revolutionizing the world with it’s innovative and groundbreaking water treatment technologies that require no chemicals or biological elements. It’s not reverse osmosis or a bioreactor, it’s new, never been done before next generation water treatment technology that is changing the world one drop at a time.
we cracked the code
The technology has been dubbed the “Tesla” of Water Treatment, earmarked to disrupt the water treatment industry just as electric vehicles did with the motor industry.
Ironically, Tesla did not develop a new battery for its cars but merely improved its battery systems’ efficiency and effectiveness, namely lithium iron phosphate (LFP).
GAST Clearwater holds a similar story with its technology developing a revolutionary method to clean water without the use of chemicals, biologicals, membranes or mechanical elements.
Multiple Market Segments
Aerospace, Defence, Aquaculture, Marine, Aquatics, Real Estate, Food & Beverage, Hotels, Resorts, Commercial Applications, Mining, Industrial, Municipal, Wastewater, Oil & Gas, Pharmaceutical, Healthcare & Space.
Urban & Surf Lagoons
With GAST Clearwater™ Beaches, you can now experience the beach life in your city. GAST Clearwater™ Technology allows property developers to create a beach paradise on the doorstep of people’s homes while generating a higher return on investment for your property development.
Experience a variety of amusement and relaxation throughout the year with water activities, weddings, hosted events, restaurants, retail stores, day clubs and more.
Wastewater & Sewerage Treatment
GAST Clearwater predicts the majority of wastewater treatment & sewerage facilities can look to save close to 20% of their annual OPEX by switching to a GAST Clearwater system, more so a GAST Clearwater system on average costs 25% less to build vs. a current standard conventional facility which is a considerable saving on CAPEX.
In 2019, the United States alone had an estimated $81 billion capital investment gap for ailing or failing water treatment facilities; as such the GAST Clearwater technology could not have come at a better time
What we do matters
Globally, more than 785 million people did not have access to at least basic water services and more than 884 million people did not have safe water to drink. 40% of the world's population is affected by water scarcity. More so an estimated 2.5 billion people lack access to sanitation.
Only 2.3% of the earth’s water is fresh, two-thirds of that permanently frozen although the percentage is declining due to global warming. As such only 0.3% of the world's water is available for human and animal consumption.
In 2019, the US alone had an estimated $81 billion capital investment gap for ailing or failing water treatment facilities.
We are on a mission to get sustainable, clean and affordable water to every human on the planet and that includes humans on other planets.
Recycle | Reuse | Recirculate
As a result of water shortages globally on Earth, recycling, reuse and recirculating waste water (poo water) is common practice and widely used.
Conventional & traditional methods are expensive, cumbersome and old school. Wastewater treatment or sewerage treatment has not made a evolutionary shift in the last decade. Still reliant on chemicals, biologicals, membranes or mechanical methods.
We realize that soon we will be a multiplanetary specie and the one thing we know we have a shortage of not just on Earth but on Mars as well is water.
GAST Clearwater is not just planning on providing Water for Mankind on Earth but on every planet we colonize going forward with our innovative A.L.T.E.P. System.
WATER GIVES LIFE
The Commodity of the 21st Century
It is not hard to fathom why Water is slated as the next "Gold" and will become the world's most valuable commodity in the near future. Technological advances in batteries, electric vehicles, space exploration, the medical industry, and various other industries have provided enormous benefits to mankind. Unfortunately, limited funding and limited technological breakthroughs have occurred within the water industry and water treatment technology arena.
If we were to take the world's total water volume and reduce it equally between two, 2 liter (67oz) bottles, only one tablespoon of it would be available as drinking water for the entire planet.
Water demand has grown twice as fast as the world's population over the last 100 years.
About 80% of all diseases in developing countries can be linked to water and/or are waterborne.
According to the United Nations, about 4.5 billion people do not have access to safe sewer systems, and 90% of the 4.5 billion people's sewage, ends up in rivers, dams, and oceans.
The value of water will only grow exponentially over the next decade, and all roads will lead back to water.
