To know, to take action

Seawards analyzes the industry's leading topics in water resource management and seawater desalination. We offer you documented and educational articles highlighting the challenges of water stress, innovative technologies and sustainable development.

To know, to take action

Together, differently

Alongside Pôle Mer Méditerranée in Palavas-les-Flots

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Last Thursday, Seawards took part in the morning of discussions held at the Palavas-les-Flots marina by Pôle Mer Méditerranée, as part of the Blue Ecosystem working group. The event brought together all the stakeholders involved in the management of port waters: port authorities, industries, operators,…

Pollutec, here we come !

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Seawards took part in the Pollutec 2025 exhibition in Lyon from October 7 to 10, with the objective of identifying the most relevant solutions to strengthen our capabilities in quality control and environmental monitoring. Our team, represented by Ryma Laifa and Camille Mangin, met with…

From Saumaty to the world : a model ready to cross borders

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From Marseille, cryo-separation is attracting the attention of territories searching for sustainable answers to water scarcity. Selected by the Saudi Arabia Booster Program, Seawards is preparing to continue on-the-ground discussions to assess the conditions for a responsible deployment. At Saumaty, the prototype has begun to…

Innovation holds the answer

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The world has grown complex. Globalisation has deepened social, economic and cultural interdependence, creating entanglements that can tighten into true Gordian knots….

Seawards establishes its presence on the Port of Marseille

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In recent months, technical exchanges with Germany have enriched our thinking. They have offered new perspectives on mechanics, compactness and modularity. They confirm that Seawards is an open project, shaped by multiple viewpoints: a technology refined through European dialogues, with the ambition to become agile,…

Repenser la planète (Repairing the Planet): Nicolas Imbert 

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Healing means recognizing that aquatic environments are living organisms and ecosystems, capable of regenerating themselves as soon as we stop mistreating them. We have seen this in the Mediterranean: in twenty years, the quality of bathing water has improved in city centers, Posidonia is beginning…

Desalination : what if the future were clean?

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For decades, industry has learned to reduce its impacts. But in the era of climate disruption, reduction is no longer enough. We must regenerate : recreate positive cycles, strengthen resources, and repair ecosystems….

Seawater desalination: Morocco paves the way for a lean and sustainable model

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Facing increasing water stress, Morocco is developing an innovative and environmentally friendly seawater desalination model. By leveraging solar energy and effective local governance, the country secures access to drinking water while minimizing its carbon footprint. This approach paves the way for modular and efficient technologies,…

Desalination and territories : moving beyond the centralized model

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As the water crisis deepens, seawater desalination is gaining ground in many parts of the world. Long confined to wealthy Gulf countries or islands without groundwater reserves, it is now being promoted as a solution for the future. But one major question remains: what kind…

“Every participation opens doors for us”

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3 questions to Hervé de Lanversin, on the rise of Seawards, of which he is co-founder, and his growing involvement in events that promote the visibility of cryoseparation….

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