ABOUT HYDRALOOP

We empower people and organizations to save water and energy with smart and affordable water recycling products

Founder Arthur Valkieser created the Hydraloop based on an insight: “It’s absurd that in the 21st century people still keep flushing their toilets with precious water, as it is becoming scarcer every day.”

After installing one of the first prototypes of a decentral water recycling system in his own home, he became invested in water recycling. Valkieser spent years of research and development to create a compact, affordable, stylish, easy-to-use, low maintenance device. The challenge was to create a system that drastically reduces water usage without compromise on living comfort or personal hygiene. In November 2017, the Hydraloop was ready to go to market.

Within three years, Hydraloop installed hundreds of its innovative systems in countries throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa and gained international recognition for its sustainable approach.

At CES 2020, Hydraloop launched globally and had its worldwide breakthrough. Hydraloop was awarded as ‘Best of Innovation’ in the category ’Sustainability, Eco-design, and Smart Energy’ – and also won ‘Best Start-Up’, ‘Best Sustainable Product’, and the overall award ‘Best of the Best’, beating more than 4000 competitors in different categories.

Today, Hydraloop has extended its partner network over all continents. In the documentary Brave Blue World, the company is featured as one of the solutions to solve the worldwide water crisis. Hydraloop is based on the Water Campus in Leeuwarden, the Netherlands and at the Global Water Center in Milwaukee, United States.

Water recycling systems should become a standard item in every single home and building, just like climate control, solar panels, or heat pumps

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EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS

EWTW 2022 - Leeuwarden: 19 - 22 Sept. Netherlands (live event)

On September 19, 20, 21 and 22, the global water technology sector will get together in Leeuwarden, capital of water technology, the Netherlands. During the second European Water Technology Week (EWTW 2022), business and innovation leaders from companies, universities and governments will meet and inspire each other. EWTW 2022 features the Wetsus Congress 2022, an international business program initiated by Water Alliance, the assembly of the Global Water Tech Hub Alliance and an exhibtion and networking floor.

The venue: Westcord WTC Hotel Leeuwarden, the Netherlands

WATER LEADERS SUMMIT - Milwaukee:

5 - 6 Oct. USA (live event)

This year, the Water Leaders Summit will explore the link between water innovation and water stewardship. Both are critical if we hope to solve global water challenges such as scarcity, drought, flooding and contamination. Our very own, Fernando Ramirez, will be in attendance and continuing the conversation on our innovative and proprietary IP technology.

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BRAVE BLUE WORLD

Hydraloop on Netflix

Brave Blue World, narrated by Liam Neeson and featuring Matt Damon and Jaden Smith, is a powerful documentary that shows how people and organizations around the world are addressing global water and sanitation challenges. Hydraloop is presented as one of the solutions to solve the worldwide water crisis.

www.braveblue.world

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INNOVATION NATION

Hydraloop on CBS

The Henry Ford’s Innovation Nation is a weekly Saturday morning show on CBS that showcases present-day change-makers from all over the world who are creating solutions to real needs. It is hosted by news correspondent and CBS Sunday Morning regular Mo Rocca. Each episode presents stories related to the process of innovation. Watch Hydraloop founder Arthur Valkieser explain how Hydraloop works and how decentral water recycling can help solving one of the greatest challenges of mankind: drastically reducing the use of water.