Transition

 

After evaluating for more than two years to export bulk-water by converted ex-VLCC oil tankers, we encountered two considerable downsides.

 

 

1)    The prices per M3 at destinations are not competitive.

(Water is labeled as an economic commodity with a cost-benefit scrutiny; but  the  urgency is remembered when its price is forgotten).

 

2)  The growing opposition of the large CO2 footprint for exporting mineral water by old polluting ex-oiltankers

 

*Note: We are evaluating in the future to export bulk water by tankers powered by: Hydrogen  (or LNG).

 

Therefore we came to an alternative business model by an urgent need for water in the USA; transporting water and by a submarine pipe-line to America.    

 

Project’s name: GreenBlue

 

Our submarine pipe-line will be laid with negligible effect on the  environment.

 The founder has registered a new concept of submarine pipe-line as its Intellectual Property.  

 

LWG  is obliged to work with a high standard operational integrity.

The goal is to export water 24/7 through a submarine-tube line.

 The electric power for the pressure pumps etc. will be generated by hydro-turbines as a sustainable operation and the kinetic water is captured for export.

                                                       

                                                          It is always impossible until someone does it   B. Waine