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SunGlacier is proud to announce that we are selected to design a new and innovative – solar powered – water from air production unit for the Dutch Pavilion at the World Expo 2020 in Dubai. The unit will harvest on average 500 liters of fresh water per day from the surrounding desert air. Dutch Minister […]

Is it possible to grow our food with only sunshine? – Water out of Air -, climate control and grow lights by solar energy.  Until now science-fiction, but since today reality. Wrapped in an Art Project I demonstrate a new solution to cope with drought and a rising demand for food. It soon will be

Last week The Dutch Embassy in Muscat, Oman, invited us to present the SunGlacier project at the Water and Energy Conference, as well as at EU-GCC Water Energy Nexus.     The week before we crossed the hot and dry Wahiba Desert, to investigate if we were able to harvest water from air, only powered

Bloomberg broadcasted a TV and multimedia item about the cool(E)motion and SunGlacier project.

The SunGlacier project started as an art-meets-science project and now holds real world applications that can change how water resources are perceived. We are assembling a mobile – water from air – device that extracts 20 to 25 liters of fresh water per day. (in semi-desert conditions) This machine is designed to run on solar energy, but

We are honoured to announce that Mr. Tom Middendorp, Special Strategic Advisor, and former Chief of Dutch Defense is appointed as the new SunGlacier ambassador. Tomorrow Mr. Middendorp will introduce the latest SunGlacier project: “From Bread to Flour”, at the Planetary Security Conference in The Hague.This unique Art/Tech project is build in world’s first off-grid food production

In this project we use Peltier technology to recycle water from air in an indoor Art Project. More Information, please see:    

We launched a new website, for the Technology of the SunGlacier Project. Please have a look at www.sunglaciertech.com

The whole world held its’ breath when Cape Town threatened to fall dry last year. But who could have imagined that a country like Sweden only one year later turned into a dry savannah, plagued by forest fires. Or that in The Netherlands most of the rivers have changed into small streams, winding through a