Go with the flow: 'Waterpreneurs' fuel area firm's unique business model

OriginClear, which has already disrupted water treatment infrastructure, sets its sights on an even more imaginative way to operate.

  • By Brian Hartz
  • | 6:00 a.m. October 23, 2020
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Courtesy. OriginClear provided point-of-use water system for a Los Angeles federal courthouse.
Courtesy. OriginClear provided point-of-use water system for a Los Angeles federal courthouse.
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Is water set to become a hot new commodity for investors? Can the infrastructure model that delivers clean water to people — traditionally the domain of large, government-subsidized utilities — be privatized and decentralized? 

 

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