Aqua Infinita Minnesota
EAWD Aqua Infinita Minnesota facility
Atmospheric water generation · Solar power · Battery storage · Off-grid EV charging

Decentralized water, energy and EV charging infrastructure

We develop and integrate modular water and energy systems, including off-grid EV charging, for sites facing utility constraints, water shortages or continuity risks.

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Illustrative technology concepts | Final configurations are engineered for each project

Water, energy, and continuity — connected.

Most sites treat water and energy as separate problems. We design them as one integrated system, so each component reinforces the other and the whole is more resilient than the sum of its parts.

Water

Atmospheric generation, treatment, storage, and distribution — sized to your daily demand, water quality requirements, and site constraints.

Energy

Solar PV, battery storage, power conditioning, and an energy management system — designed around your load profile, utility service, and required autonomy.

Continuity

Integrated water and energy systems that maintain critical operations during grid outages, supply disruptions, or emergency conditions.

EV Charging

Solar PV, battery storage, controls and charger integration for passenger vehicles, heavy trucks and fleets. Configurations are sized to charging demand and seasonal energy supply.

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Where we work

We serve commercial and public-sector sites across Minnesota — agricultural operations, critical facilities, data centers, and emergency response infrastructure where water and energy continuity is non-negotiable.

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One Platform — integrated water and energy infrastructure across multiple sectors
Concept visualization. Configurations are site-specific.

Start with evidence

Every system begins with a site assessment. We review your water demand, energy loads, climate data, and operating constraints before recommending any configuration.

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Minnesota operations hub

Tracy, MN — a regional hub for water and energy resilience.

We are developing a regional hub in Tracy, MN for equipment integration, testing, training, and field support — shortening the path from assessment to deployment for Minnesota customers.

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Architectural concept visualization of the proposed EAWD Aqua Infinita Minnesota hub in Tracy, MN
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