Project Financing
Capital can be structured around dedicated water infrastructure and a long-term service agreement, subject to project diligence and commercial terms.
Solution // Delivery Model
Water-as-a-Service for Data Centers
Structure water reclamation as dedicated infrastructure with project development, financing, construction, ownership, and long-term operations aligned around delivered water.
01 / Service Model
Secure Water Capacity Without Owning Every Treatment Asset.
Hydrolus combines modular treatment design, project development, financing, and long-term operations in a build-own-operate Water-as-a-Service model. Projects can be structured around delivered process water rather than an equipment purchase alone.
The commercial structure is developed for the actual source, campus demand, water-quality specification, capacity ramp, utility interfaces, and allocation of operating responsibilities. Final pricing, term, performance guarantees, and risk allocation are project-specific.
02 / Responsibility
Define the Infrastructure Boundary Before the Contract.
Development and Delivery
Hydrolus coordinates source-water diligence, treatment configuration, site integration, construction, commissioning, and phased capacity.
Operations and Performance
The operating model can include monitoring, maintenance, periodic regeneration, consumables, reporting, and defined water-quality and availability requirements.
Customer and Utility Interfaces
Agreements establish source access, site access, backup supply, campus tie-ins, residual outlets, metering, acceptance points, and change management.
03 / Commercial Development01 02 03 04
Move From Water Need to Bankable Service.
Technical and commercial diligence advance together so the service agreement reflects the real water system.
Qualify
Confirm source, demand, target quality, site, schedule, counterparties, and preliminary commercial fit.
Develop
Complete sampling, engineering basis, utility coordination, project costs, risk allocation, and delivery plan.
Contract
Define service term, capacity, water-quality acceptance, availability, pricing, escalation, interfaces, and remedies.
Operate
Commission and operate the facility with monitoring, maintenance, reporting, and capacity planning.
What the Service Model Can Align
Capital and capacity with campus buildout
Long-term responsibility for treatment operations
Defined delivered-water quality and metering
Clear customer, utility, and provider interfaces
Planned maintenance and train redundancy
Lifecycle focus beyond initial equipment cost
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Water-as-a-Service?
It is a commercial model in which water infrastructure is developed and operated to deliver an agreed service, often under a long-term contract, instead of being limited to an equipment sale.
Does Hydrolus own the treatment facility?
Hydrolus projects can be structured on a build-own-operate basis. The final ownership, financing, site, and responsibility structure is established for each project.
How is service pricing determined?
Pricing depends on source water, capacity, quality requirements, site work, conveyance, energy, residual handling, term, financing, risk allocation, and operating scope.
Can capacity be phased?
Yes. Modular parallel trains can support phased capacity where the source, site infrastructure, contract, and campus buildout plan are designed for expansion.
Build a Site-Specific Water Plan
Final recovery, finished-water quality, residual handling, and system configuration are established through source-water characterization and project engineering.
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