An ocean of fresh water lies deeper than most wells reach
High-quality groundwater, typically sourced from deep aquifers located beneath the shallow aquifers that supply most water wells.
Enough water to supply Earth for 6,000 years
The average depth of a water well worldwide is between 3 and 18 meters. But the NGWA estimates 22.6 million cubic kilometers of groundwater in the upper two kilometers of Earth's crust – enough to supply Earth for over 6,000 years at today's consumption. Tapping less than two tenths of one percent annually could provide nearly 17 gallons of fresh water per day to every person on the planet.
These deep aquifers are networks of permeable formations and fracture-based conduits. Water may travel through them for centuries. With advanced satellite technology and our proprietary software, AquaterreX locates and delivers this Deep Seated Water economically and with near-100% accuracy.
The benefits of Deep Seated Water
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