Too many communities still lack access to clean, safe water.
OPUS® One was created to solve this global challenge — especially in areas without electricity, infrastructure, or technical expertise. We believe that access to clean drinking water is a basic human right, not a privilege. That's why we developed a solution that works anywhere, anytime.
OPUS® One is a decentralized, off-grid water purification unit.
It removes bacteria, viruses, and protozoa to meet WHO Log 4 drinking water standards. Designed for use in remote communities, disaster zones, and off-grid environments, it requires no electricity, chemicals, or complex operation — just water in, and safe drinking water out.
Water passes through pre-filtration and advanced microbial barriers, delivering clean water in seconds. The system is low-maintenance, easy to use, and designed for rapid deployment — from a backpack to a village in a matter of hours.
OPUS® One is being deployed in underserved regions around the world.
Our 2025 launch begins in Tierra Bomba, Colombia, with 100 units serving thousands. From West Africa to Latin America, our mission is to scale OPUS® One through local partnerships, production, and sustainable deployment models that empower communities.
It purifies water without electricity or chemicals, reducing emissions.
Each unit offsets plastic waste and transport, generating CO₂ credits.
Ideal for companies aiming to meet net-zero and ESG targets.
It creates measurable SDG impact in health, education, and equality.
Scalable, visible, and perfect for purpose-driven CSR strategies.
Each OPUS®One unit delivers up to 144,000 liters of safe drinking water before needing a filter replacement — enough to give 3 liters per day to 100 people for a full year.
Runs 100% off-grid with no need for power or chemicals — ideal for remote schools and climate-friendly deployment.
Over a 5-year period, one OPUS®One unit can replace up to 288 tons of CO₂ emissions — primarily by eliminating the need for bottled or trucked-in drinking water. This is based on delivering 720,000 liters of clean water (5 filters) and avoiding an estimated 0.4 kg CO₂ per liter
OPUS One supports 6 key UN SDGs by providing off-grid access to clean water (SDG 6), improving health (SDG 3), cutting CO₂ emissions (SDG 13), supporting education (SDG 4), promoting gender equality (SDG 5), and reducing plastic waste (SDG 12).
Access to clean and safe drinking water remains one of the biggest challenges in rural and underserved communities around the world. Infrastructure is often lacking, electricity is unreliable or unavailable, and traditional water purification systems are too complex or costly to operate and maintain. That's where OPUS®One comes in — a truly...
In many parts of the world, schools operate without access to safe drinking water — especially in remote or off-grid regions. This challenge affects more than just hydration. It impacts student health, concentration, attendance, and gender equality.
In a time where companies are expected to do more than just business, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has become a key driver of purpose, reputation, and long-term value. But not all CSR investments are created equal. Some are symbolic — others deliver real, measurable impact.
OPUS®One belongs to the latter.
In small clinics, rural health posts, and maternal care centers, access to clean water is not just a comfort — it's a lifesaving necessity. Yet in many parts of the world, these essential facilities operate with no reliable water supply, let alone water that's safe for drinking, handwashing, or cleaning wounds.