For a century, cooling has forced a choice: trade energy for water, or water for energy. Clausius ends the trade-off.
Water-positive cooling is a new category: one that produces water instead of consuming it, powered entirely by heat you already pay to discard.
Harvest
The atmosphere holds six times more water than every river on Earth combined, replenished naturally every 8-10 days. Uravu's proprietary liquid salt taps into this inexhaustible reservoir absorbing water vapor even in the driest of regions.
Harness
Your waste heat does the work. The moisture-rich salt is regenerated using 35–60°C waste heat from your servers, chillers, or processes. The same heat your facility already pays to reject now drives the entire cycle — at near-zero marginal energy.
Multiply
Cooling out. Pure water out. Nothing wasted. The platform returns chilled facility water to your loop and delivers distilled water as a by‑product — up to 30,000 L per MW per day. WUE goes negative. PUE drops to 1.05–1.1.
Clausius begins the next century of cooling and water
A water‑positive future has two builders:
the people designing data centers, and the people living next to them.
Configure a water-positive site
Size a Clausius system for your project in 5 minutes. Climate, IT load, return temps — in. Cooling performance, water output, payback — out.
- Climate-based system sizing
- Mad Maxx Mode — see your site's water surplus ceiling
- TCO + payback analysis
- Shareable PDF report
Free
See your community's DC water impact
Drop a pin. See what's at stake — and what's possible. Water risk, every nearby data center, and the surplus Mad Maxx Mode could unlock. In one map. In 30 seconds.
- Water risk overlay — powered by WRI Aqueduct
- Every data center in the area — MW, status, operator
- Mad Maxx Mode — the surplus those DCs could be producing
- One-click share to amplify the gap
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The AI water crisis
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The next century of cooling won't be built by waiting.
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