SEAS SA, a leading designer and manufacturer of advanced air-to-water systems, announces a new strategic partnership with Hypercube SA, a Swiss company at the forefront of tokenization technologies for sustainability. This collaboration marks an important step in SEAS commitment to innovative low-impact environmental solutions, strengthening sustainable water management.
SEAS with its machines produces water from air and significant energy savings using HVAC thermal contributions offered free of charge by its machines. These systems reduce energy consumption, CO2 emissions and required infrastructure while maintaining high standards of water purity and quality. All with sustainable technology.
This collaboration focuses on water development and management, which rewards water production from the air and integrates it into the water credit ecosystem. Through Hypercube’s blockchain-based system, secure and transparent tracking of water being recovered and reused is provided. Together, Hypercube and SEAS will develop scalable, eco-friendly water solutions; tackle water challenges such as water scarcity; drive sustainable development for a better future.
“This partnership represents an important innovation for water savings and an incentive to create water from air in an integrated and sustainable way. A unique opportunity to support companies and customers in significantly reducing their water footprint, with water credits being a central element of their strategies.” Rinaldo Bravo, SEAS.
“Hypercube is constantly seeking high-impact water technologies around the world, that could leverage the water credit system to accelerate the transition towards alternative water sources, massively contributing to the reduction of groundwater or aqueduct withdrawal. In addition, Hypercube pledges to reinvest part of the proceeds to fund large-scale adoption of such technologies to make a difference in areas of the world facing severe water crisis. Collaborating with an international company with Ticino roots like Hypercube represents an extraordinary opportunity to strengthen our canton’s positioning as a leader in water technologies.” Jacopo Gerli, Hypercube.