The Flocean One Project, is set to be the World's First Fully Operational Underwater Desalination Plant, Scheduled to enter Service in 2026.
At 300 to 600 Metres Below Sea Level, Pressure Levels are Equivalent to those created Mechanically in Traditional Plants. This Alows the System to Reduce Energy Consumption by an estimated 30% to 50% compared with Standard Coastal Desalination Facilities.
Fewer Pumps and Moving Parts also Lower Maintenance Requirements and Operational Risk.
This Innovative System will Harness Natural Deep-Sea Pressure to Produce Drinking Water, Significantly Reducing Energy Consumption and Surface Disruption.
Flocean's approach involves Placing Modular Steel Capsules Directly on the Seabed, using Ambient Ocean Pressure at Depth as the Driving Force for Reverse Osmosis.
The system can produce around 1,000 cubic meters of Potable Water per day, enough to supply roughly 37,500 People, based on Average Urban Consumption.
When Deployed as a Cluster, it can Scale to approximately 50,000 cubic meters per Day, sufficient for a Mid-Sized City or a Major Iindustrial Zone under Water Stress.
The Project has already Attracted International Attention, and is Recognized as One of the Best Inventions of 2025.
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