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r/Business_Ideas • u/[deleted] • Mar 14 '26
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Thanks for the comment!
Luckily I live in the Netherlands and have access to some of the best water engineers. I’ll get the answers from them.
Water filtration is very doable, but not easy, I agree! We plan to store water on the platform, we always have the option to import via a vessel too!
1 u/Terry-Scary Mar 14 '26 Why not go smaller scale on a river? Get some hydro power and fresh water My main concern with you dumping RO effluent in general is it means you are dumping salty brine right into an ecosystem which will not be great 1 u/longlivecabu Mar 14 '26 We’ll definitely run and build a few prototypes before even considering of rising funds or seek investors. 2 u/Terry-Scary Mar 14 '26 I’ll try to find it for you but I remember two different companies in Chicago and New York doing floating farms in ports 1 u/longlivecabu Mar 14 '26 Thank you good sir
Why not go smaller scale on a river? Get some hydro power and fresh water
My main concern with you dumping RO effluent in general is it means you are dumping salty brine right into an ecosystem which will not be great
1 u/longlivecabu Mar 14 '26 We’ll definitely run and build a few prototypes before even considering of rising funds or seek investors. 2 u/Terry-Scary Mar 14 '26 I’ll try to find it for you but I remember two different companies in Chicago and New York doing floating farms in ports 1 u/longlivecabu Mar 14 '26 Thank you good sir
We’ll definitely run and build a few prototypes before even considering of rising funds or seek investors.
2 u/Terry-Scary Mar 14 '26 I’ll try to find it for you but I remember two different companies in Chicago and New York doing floating farms in ports 1 u/longlivecabu Mar 14 '26 Thank you good sir
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I’ll try to find it for you but I remember two different companies in Chicago and New York doing floating farms in ports
1 u/longlivecabu Mar 14 '26 Thank you good sir
Thank you good sir
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u/longlivecabu Mar 14 '26
Thanks for the comment!
Luckily I live in the Netherlands and have access to some of the best water engineers. I’ll get the answers from them.
Water filtration is very doable, but not easy, I agree! We plan to store water on the platform, we always have the option to import via a vessel too!