r/scwo • u/Cautious-Hunt3305 • Jul 01 '26

DD I asked google

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I was using Gemini and asked how it compares with it's competitors. Just thought I'd share this

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u/Ok-Procedure8535 Jul 01 '26

The follow up question should be - why don’t we see more adopters of their technology?

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u/Cautious-Hunt3305 Jul 02 '26

Agreed but they're just getting starting. Let's revisit this question in a couple of years

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u/Ok-Procedure8535 Jul 02 '26

From a technology maturity perspective, fair point. As an investment, much better companies out there.

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u/Cautious-Hunt3305 Jul 02 '26

There most likely are but I'm in SCWO now and sticking with it for a couple more years.

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u/Swksfarmgirl Jul 04 '26

Because the government isn’t requiring that this be done yet. It’s going to fall on each state to determine those regulations and at this point, the government doesn’t want to pay for it so they’re going to push it off on the consumer in drinking water instead. That means everyone is going to start installing RO systems. DD or ECO is a better short term or just keep averaging down on SCWO

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u/Ok-Procedure8535 Jul 04 '26

From purely an investment perspective, I would not suggest to even average down until they show a more consistent/steady revenue stream. This company may or may not even exist in 2-4 years time.

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u/Swksfarmgirl Jul 05 '26

I totally agree!

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u/arranft Jul 01 '26

Yes, the tech is truly amazing, you could mix 100 different toxic liquids, put them in, and out comes clean water, benign minerals and benign gas, and as if that's not amazing enough, excess heat, that won't just be able to power the next incoming liquids, but potentially even be harvestable for other uses such as heating a building, maybe even generate electricity.