We bridge the gap between Canadian innovation and Chile's urgent water needs. Over $24 billion committed to desalination and water reuse projects by 2030.
Chile's mining industry operates in the Atacama Desert – the driest non-polar desert on Earth. With over $24 billion committed to desalination and water reuse projects, the demand for innovative water technology has never been greater.
By 2034, 70% of mining water will come from desalinated or raw seawater. Today, that number is just 30%. The gap represents massive opportunity.
We identify Chilean mining operations facing water scarcity challenges, match them with proven BC water treatment technologies, and facilitate pilot projects and long-term partnerships.
Extracting lithium, magnesium, and potassium from desalination waste.
Turning mine wastewater into reusable industrial water.
Leak detection and pressure management for 100km+ pipelines.
Chile needs advanced water reuse, brine recovery solutions, and long-distance pipeline monitoring. Many Canadian firms have the technology — but lack direct mining access.
That is where Andes Water Bridge operates.