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

Desalination : what if the future were clean?

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….

Seawater desalination: sustainable solution or ecological dead end?

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Water stress now affects nearly 4 billion people, especially in coastal areas where the demand for freshwater far exceeds supply. Seawater desalination seems like an obvious answer. Yet this technological solution raises major ecological, energy-related, and social concerns….

Is water still a common good? A fundamental right under pressure

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For centuries, water has been considered a common good: a vital natural resource, essential to life, accessible to all, and outside the realm of commerce. This principle was enshrined in international law in 2010, when the UN recognized access to safe drinking water as a…

Oceans: the planet’s lifeblood!

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They feed us, heal us and make us breathe. The oceans cover 71% of the planet, generate more than half its oxygen, regulate the climate, transport 90% of world trade… and carry 98% of Internet traffic via undersea cables. In short, nothing runs without them….

From knowledge to action : how june’s five key events are shaping the future of sustainable water solutions

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From June 3 to 13, 2025, the Sud region becomes the global epicenter of ocean-related issues. Nice and Monaco will host five major international events, bringing sustainable water solutions back to the core of climate, economic, and geopolitical strategies. Seawards is closely following this sequence,…

The French Maritime Cluster: a catalyst for sustainable innovation in the maritime sector

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The French Maritime Cluster (CMF) has established itself as a key player in driving innovation and sustainable transformation within the maritime sector. In 2025, as the energy transition and responsible ocean management are more urgent than ever, the CMF supports companies, institutions, and researchers in…

Water intervention: case studies

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The water crisis is already affecting thousands of people around the world. But concrete examples show that it is possible to act quickly and effectively, even under extreme conditions. Seawards, which is developing a cryo-separation desalination solution that offers solutions adapted to arid and isolated…

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