DeepWater Desal Featured in Key Publication of COP21 UN Climate Conference

DeepWater’s Sustainable Desal/Data Center System gets Global Exposure

MOSS LANDING, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- DeepWater Desal LLC is excited to announce that Manager and CEO Brent Constanz, Ph.D., was invited by Climate Change the New Economy (CCTNE) to contribute written advocacy to COP21—the United Nations climate change conference which started on November 30 in Paris, France and where national leaders will work to strike a global climate pact. CCTNE is the principal publication of the COP summits.

DeepWater was invited by CCTNE to provide “Thought leadership on how DeepWater Desal is developing one of the greenest industrial complexes in the world,” said James Butler, Global Business Development Director for CCTNE. DeepWater will be positioned alongside the G20, leading UN agencies, senior policymakers, and chief scientists. CCTNE is distributed throughout the conference and has extensive global reach.

In his article for CCTNE, Dr. Constanz explains for a world audience that the DeepWater project in Moss Landing, California, utilizes complementary thermal energy from the cold deepwater masses in the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary and waste heat from a data center in an integrated coastal industrial complex. The project’s design is inspired by ecosystems that merge complementary processes to result in whole sustainable systems.

“Being part of Climate Change the New Economy and COP21 is very significant for DeepWater,” said Dr. Constanz. “Our advocacy piece promotes the message that co-location of data centers with water processing and carbon removal has applicability around the world.”

Nearly 100 world leaders, including Barack Obama, Xi Jinping, and David Cameron will attend COP21, which François Hollande says “will bring hope and solidarity.” The goal of COP21 is to draft a new agreement aimed at putting the world firmly on track to a low-carbon, sustainable future that keeps a global temperature rise under two degrees Celsius. The two-week conference takes place on the northern edge of Paris at Le Bourget.

About DeepWater Desal and Brent R. Constantz, Ph.D.

DeepWater Desal is a desalination facility in development in Moss Landing, California. DeepWater Desal proposes to safely feed water from an underwater canyon in the Monterey Bay, drawing on ocean feed water that minimizes impact on marine life because it is below the photic zone. Manager and CEO Brent Constantz, Ph.D., is trained in geological sciences and aquatic biology, and specializes in biomineralization and its application in medicine and climate change. Dr. Constanz received the Global Ocean Hero Award from the Monterey Bay Region in 1999. For more information about DeepWater and Dr. Constanz, visit www.deepwaterdesal.com.

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Source: DeepWater Desal LLC

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