Baku: The feasibility study and project documentation for extracting water from air in Azerbaijan will be completed by the end of this year. This plan was announced during the opening of the 2nd International Water Management Exhibition and Conference, “Baku Water Week.”
According to Trend News Agency, a pilot project will be launched next year, and locations for implementation will be determined. Once these steps are finalized, the first pilot project on air-to-water technology will be implemented in the country starting in 2027.
The initiative aims to address water shortages by utilizing air-to-water technology, which extracts moisture from the atmosphere and converts it into potable water. This technology has been gaining attention globally as a potential solution to water scarcity issues. The Azerbaijani government is focused on exploring innovative solutions to ensure sustainable water management and supply.
The development of this project highlights Azerbaijan’s commitment to leveraging technology for resource management. The forthcoming pilot project will provide valuable insights and data that could shape future implementations of air-derived water systems in the region.