04 / Atmospheric Water Generation
System development · Seeking project partnersLCG BlueVANTAGE
Water from air.
New options for your site.
LCG BlueVANTAGE combines the concept of atmospheric water generation with water treatment, storage and a suitable energy supply. It aims to use humidity as an additional local water source, tailored to the climate, intended use and demand.
The focus is on hotels and resorts, island and coastal locations, and businesses with additional water needs. Together with prospective project partners, we assess where a pilot project could be meaningfully implemented.
Symbolic illustrations and application examples. The images do not show confirmed reference projects or a committed system configuration.
Generate water
Atmospheric water generation uses moisture in the surrounding air. Temperature and relative humidity are major factors in a site's potential.
Plan for water quality
Treatment, hygienic storage and quality checks are tailored to the intended use. Suitability for drinking-water use must be demonstrated.
Integrate energy planning
Planning considers available energy sources, consumption and operation. Integration of solar PV, storage or LCG EnergyCELL is assessed for each project.
Knowledge & facts
Water from air: potential and conditions.
Additional water sources are worth exploring when climate, energy supply and water quality are assessed together.
people without safely managed drinking water
Worldwide, 2024 · WHO/UNICEF report, 2025. This means water on premises, available when needed and free from contamination.
WHO / UNICEF · 26.08.2025 (source, new tab)the temperature at which condensation begins
Cooling can turn water vapour into liquid water. The starting moisture content influences the dew point.
NOAA / National Weather Service · Dew point (source, new tab)A closer look
How does condensation-based water generation work?
Humid air passes over a cooled surface; condensate is collected. Cooling and airflow require energy. Treatment and storage follow.
US EPA · AWG Technical Brief, 2019 (PDF) (source, new tab)Why is there no universal litres-per-day promise?
Output and energy needs depend on climate. For BlueVANTAGE we therefore aim to measure local temperature and humidity profiles and energy per litre.
US EPA · AWG Technical Brief, 2019 (PDF) (source, new tab)Is condensate automatically drinking water?
No. Airborne substances and microbial growth matter. BlueVANTAGE requires suitable treatment, hygienic storage and verified water quality.
US EPA · AWG Technical Brief, 2019 (PDF) (source, new tab)Sources & contextReviewed: 26 September 2026
Public statistics and technical background, not test results for LCG products. Reporting years and scopes differ; they are stated beside each figure. The LCG pilot considerations are our development objectives.
Information & next steps
Resources to download.
A concise description for your team and a form for an initial assessment of your site.
LCG BlueVANTAGE at a glance
The concept, potential applications and how to begin a joint pilot project.
Tell us about your project
Complete on your computer or print: location, water demand and existing energy supply.
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BlueVANTAGE is under development. Water yield, energy demand, water quality and economic viability are assessed for each site. No blanket guarantees are made for daily volumes, savings or complete self-sufficiency.