Aquahara Technology GmbH was a German engineering company that developed solar-thermal atmospheric water generators and dehumidification systems. The firm has since ceased business operations and pivoted to provide engineering services for greentech.
Aquahara Technology GmbH was a German engineering firm that focused on developing solar-thermal atmospheric water generators and dehumidification systems. The company designed technology intended to extract moisture from the air using a concentrated salt solution in a closed-cycle process, powered by solar thermal energy. Unlike conventional devices that rely on electricity-intensive cooling compressors, the Aquahara system utilized heat exchangers to achieve high heat recovery and enable solar-thermal distillation, aiming for significantly lower operating costs for water production and air dehumidification.
Following the cessation of its business operations, the firm transitioned to offering engineering services and partnership opportunities in the greentech sector. These included the technical planning of photovoltaic and solar thermal projects, commercial battery storage system integration with power exchanges, and seasonal green energy storage solutions such as power-to-gas systems. The company leveraged its expertise in mechanical and electrical engineering to support business development for other corporations in the fields of renewable energy, green hydrogen, and methane projects.