Oasys Water secures $10m in funding

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Desalination company obtains money to develop system that uses far less electricity and fuel

Desalination technology firm Oasys Water has scooped $10m (£6.9m) in Series A funding to develop what it says will be an ultra-cheap means of removing salt from water. The company, which uses technology...

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