2nd generation system tested in North Carolina

The second-generation unit has been designed from scratch following the first-generation unit installed in late 2014. It is now a hydraulic system that only uses seawater as a hydraulic fluid and a much lighter structure for easier installation. The most important milestone achieved is the installation facility cost reduction of 80% compared to the previous version There are still many improvements to be brought to the technology to facilitate its development, such as the data transition device and data collection. It will be a great tool to increase the pace of development of the device.

2016-03-19

2017-07-12

New report from the WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme (JMP) for Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene

According to a new report released by…

2020-01-07

Oneka is part of the Imagine H2O accelerator 2020 cohort

We are proud to announce that we have been selected to be part of the 2020 cohort of Imagine H2O, the largest business accelerator in the water sector based in Silicon Valley.

2023-03-14

Canada’s Ocean Supercluster announces $14.1M Oneka Glacier Project making ocean a sustainable and affordable source of freshwater

(Sherbrooke, QC) Today, alongside project partners, Canada’s Ocean Supercluster (OSC) announced the $14.1 million Oneka Glacier Project – Utility-Scale Wave Powered Sustainable Desalination, led by Oneka Technologies, a Sherbrooke, Quebec-based clean tech company. In the project, Oneka will scale up its wave-powered desalination technology to utility-scale, creating a desalination “Glacier” system to make the ocean…