Categories: baltic sea

Bluewater has installed two water stations on Sandhamn Island at its own cost to deliver pure drinking water free of charge to thirsty island residents and tourists.

Baltic Sea water to the rescue of drought-hit islands in Stockholm archipelago

As climate change and hot weather slash drinking water reserves on the 200 inhabited islands in the Stockholm archipelago, Bluewater, a Swedish company renowned for its high tech water purification technologies, has created a pilot project together with a local municipality and the Royal Swedish Yacht Club to generate pristine drinking water on demand directly from the Baltic Sea.

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