White House Water Summit Commitment

Sustainable Water is committing to deploy $500 million in capital to develop 50 eco-engineered decentralized water reclamation and reuse systems across governmental, institutional, and commercial market sectors.

Sustainable Water is a leading provider of commercial-scale water reclamation and reuse solutions across the United States. We develop turn-key water reuse projects through performance based financing solutions that minimize risk, maximize financial savings and enhance environmental stewardship.

The WaterHub^®

Our eco-engineered, district-scale water recycling systems (WaterHubs) reduce water supply risk, save millions of dollars in utility costs, and improve environmental stewardship. Through innovative performance financing called a Water Purchase Agreement, our turn-key projects can be designed, built and operated at no upfront capital expense to our clients.

The WaterHub^® at Emory

Emory’s WaterHub^® is expected to save the University
tens-of-millions of dollars over the next 20 years by recycling
up to 400,000 gallons of water per day.

WaterProof: The Sustainable Water Journal Review promotes awareness of water related stresses, technology, developments and research.

EPA Administrator Visits the WaterHub®

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator toured Emory's WaterHub®, saying, “It is very exciting” and “A model for us all!”

Turn-Key Project Development

Sustainable Water provides turn-key project development services for each water reclamation or water management project at no cost to the consumer through a Water Purchase Agreement.

Turn Waste into a Resource

By recycling water for heating and cooling, irrigation and other non-potable uses, water reclamation and reuse will help secure our water supplies for generations to come.

WaterHub^® Recognition

The WaterHub has earned multiple awards and has been featured in numerous publications such as District Energy, Industrial WaterWorld, Sustainable Business Magazine, Georgia Operator, Treatment Plant Operator and CE News.

N+1 Redundancy

Because water is the one constant your facilities depend on.