Hydrams could increases the output of hydroelectric dams by up to 40%, by providing water from neighbouring catchments. They can also be used to capture tidal energy.

Hydrams with smart technology possess the controllability required in smart irrigation. Intelligent Hydrams could save both water and power in the agricultural sector.

Hydrams can help restore the natural water flow in peatlands by ‘rewetting’ these ecosystems, reducing greenhouse gases emitted by damaging these carbon sinks.

Hydrams can depressurise utility networks, by acting as energy splitter, this reduces the power costs and emissions of domestic water supply.

Hydrams generate the high pressures required for multiple water treatment processes from Microfiltration to RO without using any external energy.

Hydram offers a low maintenance pumping solution that can capture seasonal rainfall water in remote areas and distribute storm water to mitigate flooding.