Building affordable, abundant fresh water production

We develop modular, efficient deep-sea water farms to combat water scarcity while protecting marine ecosystems

Technology

Modular subsea reverse osmosis systems use natural ocean pressure to efficiently produce fresh water

40% Energy Reduction

By harnessing natural pressure to drive the process, our water production is efficient, using significantly less energy than traditional methods of   desalination onshore.

No Coastal Plant

Underwater Water Farms are effectively invisible, eliminating the need for a coastal plant, preserving natural landscapes, while ensuring local ecosystems remain undisturbed.

No Harm to Marine Life

Our LifeSafeTM circulation system protects marine ecosystems while the system does not produce a strong brine, promoting biodiversity and ecological balance.

Modular Deployment

Scalable to any size, our modular Water Farms can be quickly installed and  expanded. This flexibility ensures that the project can adapt to increasing water demands efficiently.

Flexible Energy Use

Water Farms can  modulate their production rate, supporting the grid's transition to cleaner energy solutions and enabling direct integration with renewable power sources.

Climate Resilience

Operating at depth, we are protected from adverse weather events, floods, algae blooms, and other organic matter, ensuring reliable, year-round supplies of high quality fresh water.

Innovative Water Solutions for a Sustainable Future
Impacts

Nature

We protect marine ecosystems, avoiding harm to aquatic life, promoting biodiversity.

Community

Providing clean, accessible water transforms communities, improves health, and supports local economies.

Municipal

Reliable fresh water solutions enhance urban living, support infrastructure, and fosters sustainable growth.

Industrial

Reliable cold water supplies optimize industrial operations, while reducing costs and environmental impact.

Partners and Accolades
Partners

Kubota | For Earth, For Life

OceanWell’s lead investor and technical partner, Kubota, is a global manufacturing company that produces and sells products and technologies for food, water, and the environment.

Project Development

Las Virgenes

OceanWell have collaborated with Las Virgenes Municipal Water District in Southern California to build the first Water Farm.

Together we aim to provide a high quality and cost-effective water supply to the California market.

Collaboration

California Working Group

25 public water agencies have participated in the development of the technology. 8 of which have signed an LOI and reimbursement agreement for a feasibility study into an inland pipeline distribution system to deliver water directly to their service areas.

Partner with Us

NGOs

Tackling water scarcity and improving public health in underserved regions.

Environmental Scientists

Protecting ecosystems, reducing pollution, and promoting biodiversity.

Industries

Enhancing water efficiency to meet water sustainability goals.

Data Centers

Cold, deep ocean water provides an efficient, carbon-free cooling solution.

Water Agencies

A safe and reliable water supply, improving infrastructure and drought resilience.

Power Suppliers

Partnering to provide a reliable long-term water supply.

Timeline

OceanWell's path to production

1st Phase
Prototype
Port Heuneme, US Naval Base
2021
2nd Phase
Pilot Testing Program
Las Virgenes and the Gulf of Mexico
2024
3rd Phase
Demonstration
Hawaii
2026
4th Phase
Commercial Readiness
Malibu, CA
2028
Current Programs

Imagine H2O is a non-profit organization that seeks entrepreneurial water-focused solutions for global challenges.

They work across the urban, industrial, and agricultural sectors that address climate change, public health, economic development, and water resource management.

Chosen from an applicant pool of over 400 startups, OceanWell was selected to participate in the 2024 accelerator cohort.

About Us

About Us

OceanWell

We believe in working with nature, not against it. Every design decision was made with an “environment-first” philosophy, driven by our engineering team in California. In doing so we redesigned desalination from the ground up, the result of which is a simple, elegantly designed solution that addresses every issue presented by desalination, to serve as a net positive to earth’s water cycle.

Climate and Water

Creating more fresh water to combat climate change impacts and build a resilient environment.

Fundamental to Life

Clean water transforms communities, supports health, and fosters economic growth.

Value and Harmony

Reliable fresh water promotes social harmony, supports agriculture, and enhances life.

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OceanWell secures $11M to scale energy-efficient, modular deep-sea water farms, tackling global water scarcity while protecting marine ecosystems.
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The new pilot project will be the first to use OceanWell’s state-of-the-art technology. A technology to source a new supply of drinking water.
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OceanWell develops subsea desalination technology to reduce environmental impact and costs using natural ocean pressures and renewable energy. They aim for full commercialization within five years.
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Las Virgenes Water District partners with OceanWell to pilot subsea desalination technology, aiming to produce 10 million gallons of freshwater daily, reducing environmental impact and energy costs.
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OceanWell and LVMWD partner to pilot California’s first Blue Water farm, testing sustainable desalination technology to produce clean drinking water with minimal environmental impact.
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OceanWell partners with Las Virgenes to pilot desalination pods on the ocean floor, aiming to produce 10 million gallons of freshwater daily using 40% less energy, operational by 2028.