I’m looking for like-minded people — not necessarily investors or engineers, just people who care about the future of our planet.

One question I keep thinking about is: how many people actually see the growing problem of access to fresh water?

I’d love to meet people from different countries, hear your thoughts, experiences and ideas, and understand how serious this problem feels from your perspective.

If you think fresh water will become one of humanity’s biggest challenges, let’s talk.

Where are you from, and how do you see the problem? 🌍💧

#Water #FreshWater #WaterCrisis #Sustainability #Climate #Environment #Innovation

I’m looking for like-minded people — not necessarily investors or engineers, just people who care about the future of our planet.

One question I keep thinking about is: how many people actually see the growing problem of access to fresh water?

I’d love to meet people from different countries, hear your thoughts, experiences and ideas, and understand how serious this problem feels from your perspective.

If you think fresh water will become one of humanity’s biggest challenges, let’s talk.

Where are you from, and how do you see the problem? 🌍💧

#Water #FreshWater #WaterCrisis #Sustainability #Climate #Environment #Innovation

I’m looking for like-minded people — not necessarily investors or engineers, just people who care about the future of our planet.

One question I keep thinking about is: how many people actually see the growing problem of access to fresh water?

I’d love to meet people from different countries, hear your thoughts, experiences and ideas, and understand how serious this problem feels from your perspective.

If you think fresh water will become one of humanity’s biggest challenges, let’s talk.

Where are you from, and how do you see the problem? 🌍💧

#Water #FreshWater #WaterCrisis #Sustainability #Climate #Environment #Innovation

I’m looking for like-minded people — not necessarily investors or engineers, just people who care about the future of our planet.

One question I keep thinking about is: how many people actually see the growing problem of access to fresh water?

I’d love to meet people from different countries, hear your thoughts, experiences and ideas, and understand how serious this problem feels from your perspective.

If you think fresh water will become one of humanity’s biggest challenges, let’s talk.

Where are you from, and how do you see the problem? 🌍💧

#Water #FreshWater #WaterCrisis #Sustainability #Climate #Environment #Innovation

I’m looking for like-minded people — not necessarily investors or engineers, just people who care about the future of our planet.

One question I keep thinking about is: how many people actually see the growing problem of access to fresh water?

I’d love to meet people from different countries, hear your thoughts, experiences and ideas, and understand how serious this problem feels from your perspective.

If you think fresh water will become one of humanity’s biggest challenges, let’s talk.

Where are you from, and how do you see the problem? 🌍💧

#Water #FreshWater #WaterCrisis #Sustainability #Climate #Environment #Innovation

I’m looking for like-minded people — not necessarily investors or engineers, just people who care about the future of our planet.

One question I keep thinking about is: how many people actually see the growing problem of access to fresh water?

I’d love to meet people from different countries, hear your thoughts, experiences and ideas, and understand how serious this problem feels from your perspective.

If you think fresh water will become one of humanity’s biggest challenges, let’s talk.

Where are you from, and how do you see the problem? 🌍💧

#Water #FreshWater #WaterCrisis #Sustainability #Climate #Environment #Innovation

I’m looking for like-minded people — not necessarily investors or engineers, just people who care about the future of our planet.

One question I keep thinking about is: how many people actually see the growing problem of access to fresh water?

I’d love to meet people from different countries, hear your thoughts, experiences and ideas, and understand how serious this problem feels from your perspective.

If you think fresh water will become one of humanity’s biggest challenges, let’s talk.

Where are you from, and how do you see the problem? 🌍💧

#Water #FreshWater #WaterCrisis #Sustainability #Climate #Environment #Innovation

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I’m looking for like-minded people — not necessarily investors or engineers, just people who care about the future of our planet.

One question I keep thinking about is: how many people actually see the growing problem of access to fresh water?

I’d love to meet people from different countries, hear your thoughts, experiences and ideas, and understand how serious this problem feels from your perspective.

If you think fresh water will become one of humanity’s biggest challenges, let’s talk.

Where are you from, and how do you see the problem? 🌍💧

#Water #FreshWater #WaterCrisis #Sustainability #Climate #Environment #Innovation

I’m looking for like-minded people — not necessarily investors or engineers, just people who care about the future of our planet.

One question I keep thinking about is: how many people actually see the growing problem of access to fresh water?

I’d love to meet people from different countries, hear your thoughts, experiences and ideas, and understand how serious this problem feels from your perspective.

If you think fresh water will become one of humanity’s biggest challenges, let’s talk.

Where are you from, and how do you see the problem? 🌍💧

#Water #FreshWater #WaterCrisis #Sustainability #Climate #Environment #Innovation

I’m looking for like-minded people — not necessarily investors or engineers, just people who care about the future of our planet.

One question I keep thinking about is: how many people actually see the growing problem of access to fresh water?

I’d love to meet people from different countries, hear your thoughts, experiences and ideas, and understand how serious this problem feels from your perspective.

If you think fresh water will become one of humanity’s biggest challenges, let’s talk.

Where are you from, and how do you see the problem? 🌍💧

#Water #FreshWater #WaterCrisis #Sustainability #Climate #Environment #Innovation

RAVERK is developing a modular system for freshwater production, thermal energy and environmental restoration for water-stressed regions.
We are currently preparing the first physical MVP and are looking for an angel investor to help us move from engineering development to a working prototype.
Target funding: ~€35,000.
The funding would primarily go toward building and testing the physical MVP: thermal system, solar concentration, thermal storage, desalination and monitoring.
We are not looking for a passive investor only. We are interested in someone who believes in the vision and would like to be involved in the early development of the project.
If you are an angel investor, technical founder, water-tech/cleantech entrepreneur, or know someone who may be interested

the total amount of the investment is 150,000, For mvp and the first launch of the prototype.... Where should I go to do it quickly?

Hi everyone,

I've been working on a climate-tech concept for the past few months and would really appreciate honest technical feedback.

The idea is to develop a **containerized solar thermal desalination system** that can operate off-grid and produce freshwater from:

* seawater,
* mining and quarry water,
* industrial wastewater.

Instead of reverse osmosis, the concept is based on:

* Concentrated Solar Power (CSP)
* Multi-Effect Distillation (MED)
* Molten Salt Thermal Storage
* Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD)

The long-term vision isn't only freshwater production.

One part of the project explores using autonomous desalination units to gradually create freshwater corridors for ecosystem restoration in arid coastal regions. The idea is that reliable freshwater could support vegetation, improve soil conditions, and potentially contribute to local microclimate recovery over time.

I realize this is ambitious, and I'm not claiming everything is solved yet.

I'd genuinely like to hear from engineers, desalination experts, climate scientists, mining professionals, and investors.

Some questions I have:

* Is there any obvious engineering flaw in this approach?
* What would be the biggest technical challenge?
* Would thermal desalination become economically competitive if powered primarily by solar thermal energy with heat storage?
* If you were evaluating this as an investor or engineer, what evidence would you want to see first?

I'm looking for honest criticism rather than validation.

Thanks in advance.

Hi Reddit!

I’m working on Alteris Labs — an autonomous solar-thermal desalination ecosystem designed to solve freshwater scarcity without fossil fuels, chemical membranes, or toxic brine discharge.

The Problem We Solve:

Remote communities, resorts, mining sites, and military outposts pay fortunes ($20–$35/m³) for trucked water delivery or burn massive amounts of diesel to run energy-intensive Reverse Osmosis (RO) plants that ruin marine life with toxic brine.

Our Technology Stack:

• ALPHA-1 Mobile Unit: A 40ft High-Cube containerized unit. Deploys in 30–45 mins with 0% membranes (membrane-free thermal distillation).
• 24/7 Molten Salt Storage: Holds heat at $560^\circ\text{C}$ for continuous overnight vacuum evaporation.
• MT-CSP-1000 Underground Plant: Scalable underground infrastructure protected from sandstorms and desert heat.
• Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD): Converts waste into dry, saleable salt/minerals (including lithium recovery from mining runoff).
• Project Green Planet: Every 10th station is allocated to desert restoration, creating 240+ hectare green corridors over 20 years.

Our Current Focus:

We are targeting commercial deployment in 2027, with our primary market being the MENA region (Saudi Arabia & UAE) due to high solar irradiance (DNI) and urgent demand for sustainable water infrastructure.

Why I’m posting:

1. Looking for feedback from engineers or investors experienced in climate tech / hardware / CSP systems.
2. Seeking connections with angel investors or venture syndicates focusing on MENA / ClimateTech / Infrastructure.
3. Advice on navigating early-stage pilot partnerships in the Middle East.

If anyone is interested in reviewing our pitch deck or technical documentation, feel free to drop a comment or send me a DM!

Thanks for your time and thoughts!

Hi everyone,

I've been working on a climate-tech concept for the past few months and would really appreciate honest technical feedback.

The idea is to develop a containerized solar thermal desalination system that can operate off-grid and produce freshwater from:

• seawater,
• mining and quarry water,
• industrial wastewater.

Instead of reverse osmosis, the concept is based on:

• Concentrated Solar Power (CSP)
• Multi-Effect Distillation (MED)
• Molten Salt Thermal Storage
• Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD)

The long-term vision isn't only freshwater production.

One part of the project explores using autonomous desalination units to gradually create freshwater corridors for ecosystem restoration in arid coastal regions. The idea is that reliable freshwater could support vegetation, improve soil conditions, and potentially contribute to local microclimate recovery over time.

I realize this is ambitious, and I'm not claiming everything is solved yet.

I'd genuinely like to hear from engineers, desalination experts, climate scientists, mining professionals, and investors.

Some questions I have:

• Is there any obvious engineering flaw in this approach?
• What would be the biggest technical challenge?
• Would thermal desalination become economically competitive if powered primarily by solar thermal energy with heat storage?
• If you were evaluating this as an investor or engineer, what evidence would you want to see first?

I'm looking for honest criticism rather than validation.

Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone,

I've been working on a climate-tech concept for the past few months and would really appreciate honest technical feedback.

The idea is to develop a containerized solar thermal desalination system that can operate off-grid and produce freshwater from:

• seawater,
• mining and quarry water,
• industrial wastewater.

Instead of reverse osmosis, the concept is based on:

• Concentrated Solar Power (CSP)
• Multi-Effect Distillation (MED)
• Molten Salt Thermal Storage
• Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD)

The long-term vision isn't only freshwater production.

One part of the project explores using autonomous desalination units to gradually create freshwater corridors for ecosystem restoration in arid coastal regions. The idea is that reliable freshwater could support vegetation, improve soil conditions, and potentially contribute to local microclimate recovery over time.

I realize this is ambitious, and I'm not claiming everything is solved yet.

I'd genuinely like to hear from engineers, desalination experts, climate scientists, mining professionals, and investors.

Some questions I have:

• Is there any obvious engineering flaw in this approach?
• What would be the biggest technical challenge?
• Would thermal desalination become economically competitive if powered primarily by solar thermal energy with heat storage?
• If you were evaluating this as an investor or engineer, what evidence would you want to see first?

I'm looking for honest criticism rather than validation.

Thanks in advance.

I’m curious—how many others are out there like me? Let me know: at what age did you figure out what you wanted to do, and what was it? Did you manage to pull it off?