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The CEO Water Mandate Secretariat welcomes Scientifik and Production Company "Krok-1" as its latest endorsing company! Via its endorsement of the Mandate in February 2020, Scientifik and Production Company "Krok-1" joins a diverse, global community of over 160 companies that have made a commitment to advancing water stewardship.

Founded in 1990, Scientifik and Production Company "Krok-1" is a research and production company that specializes in scientific research in advanced technology, developing new equipment and machinery, and engineering. Based out of Kiev, Ukraine, the company also performs maintenance services on manufacturing equipment for Ukraine's nuclear power plants.

To learn more about endorsing the CEO Water Mandate, click here.

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Scientifik and Production Company "Krok-1" Commits to the CEO Water Mandate | CEO Water Mandate

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The CEO Water Mandate Secretariat welcomes Scientifik and Production Company "Krok-1" as its latest endorsing company! Via its endorsement of the Mandate in February 2020, Scientifik and Production Company "Krok-1" joins a diverse, global community of over 160 companies that have made a commitment to advancing water stewardship.

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ADB e-Marketplace for Water-Secure and Resilient Asia and the Pacific

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Wave desalination and power plants designed by Ovsyankin

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Алексей Овсянкин

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3D projection of the operating modes of the Wave Station designed by Ovsyankin

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Commercialization project summary:

To fulfill our commitment to engagement
with the UN program to achieve the goals
for sustainable development by 2030
year we commercialize the technology
"Wave desalination and power plants of the Ovsyankin station"

According to the latest reports from the United Nations, climate change is causing significant water consumption in most countries of the world. The growing scarcity of water resources can only be compensated for by industrial d...

Commercialization project summary:

To fulfill our commitment to engagement
with the UN program to achieve the goals
for sustainable development by 2030
year we commercialize the technology
"Wave desalination and power plants of the Ovsyankin station"

According to the latest reports from the United Nations, climate change is causing significant water consumption in most countries of the world. The growing scarcity of water resources can only be compensated for by industrial desalination of seawater.
The existing desalination technologies require high energy consumption, up to 10 kW per 1m3 of water. The production of one kilowatt of energy from hydrocarbons leads to the emission of gas into the atmosphere of 0.5 kg of CO2 and, accordingly, up to 5 kg. CO2 per 1m3 of fresh water produced.
Therefore, increasing the production of fresh water by the traditional desalination method
increases CO2 emissions in the atmosphere, as a result, accelerates negative climatic changes!
One wave desalination plant, designed by Ovsyanka, with a capacity of up to 1000 m3 per hour of fresh water for the ocean, avoids CO2 emissions of more than 30,000 tons per year.
Wave desalination and power plants designed by Ovsyankin operate on environmentally friendly, renewable energy from sea waves and currents. Wave stations allow you to dive into the water during storms.

Patents: Ukraine, USA, EU, Russia, Canada and Australia.
"Волновое опреснение и электростанции по проекту Овсянкина"

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"Wave desalination and power plants designed by Ovsiankin"

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Commercialization project summary: To fulfill our commitment to engagement with the UN program to achieve the goals for sustainable development by 2030 year we commercialize the technology "Wave desalination and power plants of the Ovsyankin station" According to the latest reports from the United Nations, climate change is causing significant water consumption in most countries of the world.

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