The Global Prize for Innovation in Water Desalination (GPID) is an internationally recognized initiative, aiming to acknowledge and reward individuals and organizations for their significant contributions to the field of water desalination.
Serving as a catalyst for inspiring others to join the mission of finding sustainable solutions to the global water crisis, GPID firmly believes in the potential of water desalination to address water scarcity worldwide.
This commitment is unwavering, with a dedicated focus on supporting and promoting research and development in this critical area.
GPID’s Mission
GPID’s overarching goal is to contribute to the creation of a Sustainable World by driving innovation, advancing next-generation desalination and water treatment technologies. While accelerating research and technological progress in water-related disciplines.
The initiative aims to empower a wide range of stakeholders, including research institutions, organizations, NGOs, companies, start-ups, and entrepreneurs. In their collective effort to build a better future through sustainable water solutions.
Ambition for Impact
GPID’s ambition is to establish itself as the foremost global award recognizing innovation in desalination and water treatment, with a profound and lasting impact on regions facing the most severe threats to water security.
a. It envisions becoming a prestigious and enduring independent organization dedicated to the pursuit of its mission.
b.In essence, GPID is committed to transforming the field of water desalination, fostering collaboration, and recognizing those who contribute to the sustainable management of one of the world’s most vital resources.
Zeomedia’s Role in GPID
Representing Mexico in this event, Zeomedia is poised to revolutionize the desalination process by redefining the filtration stage in desalination plants.
Their groundbreaking approach utilizes zeolite-based filter media, replacing traditional options like sand and anthracite.
This innovation not only improves filtration results but also delivers substantial CAPEX and OPEX savings of up to 40%, all while reducing water consumption during the process.
It’s a remarkable step forward in advancing desalination technology and achieving GPID’s mission of sustainable water solutions. Sounds promising, doesn’t it?
