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Join Danfoss at EDS, Clean Water and Energy 2022 to learn more about high-efficiency SWRO

  • Date: 20 - 23 June, 2022
  • Location: Spain

Danfoss at EDS 2022

As populations worldwide deal with growing demand for fresh water and shrinking supplies, desalination is an increasingly important solution. However, the electricity required to make seawater drinkable comes with financial and environmental costs that decision makers must weigh against desalination’s many benefits. That is why desalination stakeholders are so relentlessly focused on increasing its energy efficiency and decreasing its environmental impact.

The EDS 2022 conference, Desalination for the Environment: Clean Water and Energy, is key forum for everyone interested in making desalination more affordable and sustainable by reducing its energy consumption.

Danfoss looks forward to meeting you at EDS, Clean Water and Energy 2022, where we’ll present the latest advances in our growing portfolio of energy-efficient high-pressure pumps and energy recovery devices for SWRO.

Danfoss High Pressure Pumps, booth 19

Desalination for the Environment: Clean Water and Energy
Monday 20 – Thursday 23 June 2022, Las Palmas, Spain

Soren Schoubye

“Through customer-focused innovation in the two components that are most critical to making SWRO more energy-efficient, high-pressure pumps and ERDs, Danfoss continues to help drive down the financial and environmental costs of SWRO.”

Søren Schoubye, Head of Global Sales, Danfoss High Pressure Pumps

Energy-saving innovation for a thirsty world

Danfoss develops, manufactures, and markets key technology that reduces the specific energy consumption of SWRO plants worldwide.

  • The Danfoss range of APP pumps comprises the world’s most energy-efficient portfolio of high-pressure pumps for SWRO. Already installed in more than 20,000 SWRO plants around the globe, these reliable, low-maintenance pumps set the standard for reduced OPEX and carbon footprint.
  • The Danfoss range of energy recovery devices (ERDs) re-uses high-pressure energy to significantly reduce SWRO’s overall energy consumption. Powered by low-voltage motors, these active ERDs enable enhanced performance and control for smarter automation and maintenance.