LG NanoH₂O™ TFN Seawater Reverse Osmosis Membranes for Agriculture Irrigation

The World Bank estimated that agriculture is the largest consumer of fresh water at around 70% of total global water demand. High-quality water is important in growing crops to prevent damage to the crops, soils and groundwater aquifers. Agriculture is a primary economic driver in the Canary Islands, making the islands a major exporter of bananas, cucumber, tomatoes, to name a few food items.
With industry-leading highest salt rejection (of up to 99.89%) seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) membranes, LG NanoH2O™ TFN RO membranes deliver more high-quality fresh water at reduced energy consumption than standard SWRO membranes. The reliable and high performance of LG NanoH2O™ RO membranes have sustained banana plantations like those on Tenerife with a reliable source of clean water.