Overview
NOAH Water Solutions offers electrochemical water cleaning technology that requires no added chemicals and produces CO₂ savings. The technology is fully electrified, compact, modular, and designed for proximity to pollution sources across manufacturing, mobility, industrial, maritime, and food processing applications. The company has conducted a decade of research into electrochemical water treatment.
In the news
- Our team is growing, both in the lab and at the drawing board. A warm welcome to our two newest colleagues: Fatemeh Fazeli Zafar and Miel Joos. 🔬 Fatemeh, Laboratory Technician, brings experience in biotechnology, chemical engineering and multidisciplinary research. She’ll be working hands-on with laboratory testing, analyses and experiments, supporting our R&D activities and helping us continuously sharpen our testing methods and procedures. 🔧 Miel, Junior Design Engineer, recently graduated and brings some fresh energy to our
- What does decentralised water treatment look like in practice? On October 22, Noah Water Solutions will be at RecoLab’s Innovation and Technology Fair in Helsingborg. We’ll be there to talk about decentralised wastewater treatment and show how our technology can bring treatment closer to where wastewater is produced. We’ll also take the stage for a short pitch to share our approach, some of the lessons we’ve learned along the way, and how we’re translating those lessons into working systems. The event is organised by RecoLab
- The next chapter for Noah Water Solutions starts now. Were pleased to announce that Impek and Aqcelerator have invested in Noah Water Solutions as part of our seed round. This milestone enables us to move from technology development towards market entry and commercialization. At Noah, we develop electrochemical technology for decentralized domestic wastewater treatment. Rather than building treatment systems ourselves, we license our technology to partners. They integrate our electrochemical, plug-in treatment cartridges and
- Did you miss the unveiling of our new demo unit at the International Water Association #WorldWaterCongress? Here’s your chance to take a closer look. 👇 Developed together with Recovered Potential and HYDROHM as part of the IWA Next Generation Sanitation Systems #NGSS programme, it is designed for decentralized treatment of up to 1,000 litres of mixed domestic wastewater per day, treating both black and grey water. At its core is NOAH's fully electrochemical treatment technology 🧪 No chemical dosing 🦠 No biological treatment ▶️
- What a week for Noah Water Solutions.💧 We’re wrapping up the International Water Association #WorldWaterCongress & Exhibition with a lot of energy, new connections and plenty to take forward. For the first time, we unveiled our demo unit for decentralized treatment of mixed domestic wastewater, developed in collaboration with Recovered Potential and HYDROHM as part of the IWA Next Generation Sanitation Program #NGSS. Seeing it on the exhibition floor was a proud moment for our team. Even better was the response. The interest in
- Today's the day. Join Rik Van Meirhaeghee, CEO of Noah Water Solutionsns, at IWA demo booth 401 for a 15-minute talk: Turning Wastewater Into a Local Resource — NOAH's Next-Generation Sanitation Technology. 🗓 12:15–12:30 📍 Stand 401 International Water Association #WorldWaterCongres
- Join us at International Water Association World Water Congress & Exhibition. Rik Van Meirhaeghe, CEO of Noah Water Solutions, takes the mic at the IWA demo booth to share how NOAH is closing the waterloop. 🎤 Turning Wastewater Into a Local Resource — NOAH's Next-Generation Sanitation Technology 🗓 5 October, 12:15–12:30 📍 Stand 401 International Water Association #WorldWaterCongress
- What if domestic wastewater treatment didn't have to rely on sewers, chemicals or biological processes? Next week, we'll unveil the NSS-1000 for the first time. A fully electrochemical system designed to treat mixed domestic wastewater up to 1,000 L/day and enable water reuse. Developed within the Next Generation Sanitation Systems programme of the International Water Association, with support from the Gates Foundation. The unit combines three complementary electrochemical technologies from Noah Water Solutions, HYDROHM and
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