In this article, we explore how Bluemont’s products support the United Nations SDG Goals while strengthening disaster resilience across New Zealand and the Pacific Islands. Working with communities, businesses, and governments, we understand that our solutions must be sustainable, scalable,
Across coastal towns and island communities, one challenge keeps resurfacing – how to secure enough clean water as weather patterns grow less predictable. For governments, the path forward isn’t just about reversing nature’s course – it’s about adapting. In this
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are the world’s shared to-do list. Goal 6 sounds simple enough: clean water and sanitation for all. But the numbers are stark – two-thirds of the global population face serious water scarcity at least one
Freshwater shortages aren’t just a future worry – they’re happening now in Aotearoa and across the Pacific Islands. From drought-prone rural regions to isolated coastal and island communities, New Zealanders and Pasifika peoples are turning to desalination for support. It
SYDNEY, Aug. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Bluemont® is bringing solar water desalination to more places than ever, becoming the sole distributor of Elemental Water Makers’ systems across Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands. Elemental Water Makers, a Netherlands-based company,
In many remote parts of New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, getting access to clean water still means relying on rain tanks, old bores, or expensive water deliveries. These can do the job, but they’re not always reliable. If
With freshwater supplies under pressure from erratic rainfall, overuse, and ageing infrastructure, the cost of securing reliable water continues to climb. Add growing concerns about chemically treated water, and the demand for affordable, long-term water solutions has never been greater.
Access to clean, reliable water is never guaranteed in off-grid locations. Maybe you’re relying on rainwater tanks, trucked-in water, or diesel-powered pumps to stay afloat. But these systems often fall short. That’s where solar-powered desalination makes a difference. It offers
When it comes to water security in New Zealand’s off-grid, coastal, or remote regions, one-size-fits-all simply doesn’t work. The right desalination system should match your location, power setup, and daily water needs without wasting resources or requiring major infrastructure. That’s
Across New Zealand’s coastline and remote communities, the threat to freshwater security is growing. Whether due to prolonged drought, groundwater salinisation, or over-reliance on rainfall, more regions are facing unpredictable, costly, and unsustainable water challenges. For many, it’s not just
Reliable. Climate-resilient. Sustainable. These aren’t buzzwords – they’re exactly why more people are turning to seawater desalination. If you’re considering making the switch, one of your first concerns is probably the safety of the water it produces. In fact, properly
While off-grid living promises communities greater control over the resources used, it is not without challenges. In fact, the road to self-sufficiency can be challenging if you don’t have reliable means to fulfil your daily chores. Communities need a reliable
Clean drinking water is a human right. But, it has become an expensive commodity for many communities in different parts of the world. If high water bills and constant water supply disruptions are bothering your community, it’s time to consider
Fresh water is an indispensable resource in our lives, and we cannot survive without it. But, the growing climate crisis is threatening its availability. Limited rainfall and increased groundwater salinisation due to rising sea levels have made access to fresh
If you are a resident or business operating in the Pacific Islands, you would be well aware of the many challenges you face in accessing a consistent supply of freshwater to carry out your day-to-day activities. As climate change impacts
