Company Profile (AI Text) Name: IX Power Clean Water Inc Canonical URL: https://wefunder.com/ix.water Updated at: 2026-06-08T05:01:07Z Tagline: Recycling unconventional waters and industrial wastewater to protect American agriculture. Elevator pitch: We build, sell, and now use machines to treat industrial wastewater, providing much-needed new water to water stressed regions — at a cost of 50% or less than conventional methods. Key claims: - Total raised on Wefunder: 429335 | citation: https://wefunder.com/ix.water#claim-total-raised - Total investors: 332 | citation: https://wefunder.com/ix.water#claim-total-investors Verified facts: - Total raised on Wefunder: 429335 | observed_at: 2026-06-08T05:01:07Z | expires_at: 2026-06-09T05:01:07Z - Total investors: 332 | observed_at: 2026-06-08T05:01:07Z | expires_at: 2026-06-09T05:01:07Z Computed metrics: - total_amount_raised: 429335 - total_investors: 332 - team_size: 3 - featured_investor_count: 0 - faq_count: 5 - recent_post_count: 0 Quick facts: - $280 billion annual global market in need of a solution. $12 million WIP, $30 million sales funnel. | citation: https://wefunder.com/ix.water#claim-fact-1 - 💧 Trillions of gallons of water that should be treated and used instead of using freshwater. | citation: https://wefunder.com/ix.water#claim-fact-2 - 👷‍♀️ Experienced team with 25+ years in commercializing Department of Energy innovations. | citation: https://wefunder.com/ix.water#claim-fact-3 - Leveraging patented technology developed at Los Alamos National Laboratory & other Fed labs & uni's | citation: https://wefunder.com/ix.water#claim-fact-4 - 🌲 Environmentally friendly proprietary technology cuts current costs by 50% or more. | citation: https://wefunder.com/ix.water#claim-fact-5 - Raised ~$2 million on StartEngine to add to ~$2.5million by founders and accredited investors. | citation: https://wefunder.com/ix.water#claim-fact-6 FAQ: - Q: Hello. What progress have you made / challenges have you overcome since your last crowdfunding campaign? How do you compare to Avivid Water (https://republic.com/avivid-water)? Thanks A: Hi Felix: First of all we think Avivid has some really neat tech great products that compliment, not compete with IX Water. There are so many scenarios one must consider in water treatment. As you know, we are focused on dissolved metals, hydrocarbons, NORM, etc. I dare say we will engage Avivid soon on a couple of pending deals we have. As for progress, in general we have 1) a nice book of business in-house (builds, testing etc); 2) we've been recognized by two international organizations as... - Q: Why hasn't the China customer paid up? That's 80% or so of the firm's ST liquidity. A: Hi David: One word: pandemic. We are only now packing the unit for shipment to China in a couple of weeks. We worked with the customer, given that they are an entry point to a lot of other business, and delayed shipping until they could receive the unit. Thank you for the great question. Cheers, Grizz - Q: Will be adding a video about the company, vision, how the product actually works, benefits trial etc... A: YES I'm completing it now. We won't spend investor dollars on videos and promos, so I had to work it in to my schedule. - Q: What about desalination of sea water? A: Hi Dan: Excellent question. IX Water Machines can be used as pretreatment for reverse osmosis. Especially near shore where surface run off and motorized water craft leave behind hydrocarbons and other nasty stuff. On industrial salt water treatment IX Water can increase RO efficiency by as much as 50%. - Q: Hi John, this looks like a good solution for a pressing problem. I have a few questions I hope you could answer. 1. Is the 280B based on the demand side, or on the supply side? 2. I'm assuming WIP means actual PO's for orders, correct? 3. The sales pipeline of 30M, is that wei... A: Hi Eric: All excellent questions! 1. Demand side, half is unfulfilled each year due to high cost. IX Water Machines are at least 50% LESS total cost to treat than other methods. 2. Yes, WIP is the IX-Force building machines. 3. It's weighted. As I am sure you can see we have "unlimited" opportunity...the pipeline is potential customers that have identified a need we can meet. Timing, change resistance, and cap cost/cost of money all play into turning those potentials into leads and then custo...