Processing Deep Ocean Water Into Potable Water

Allow me to introduce myself. I am Diane Roessler, CEO of the

Deep Sea Water Company, formed to harvest Deep Ocean water
and convert it into potable water.

Because of global warming many areas in the world are becoming

scarce of potable water for a variety of reasons. Yet what is sure
in the oceans there is a literally infinite source of water that is
cleaned could be used to provide potable water for all these
drought-stricken regions.

The solution is to find ways to tap deep ocean water, purify it to

drinking water standards and deliver it to those parts around the
world that need potable water. Typically, deep ocean water
comes from about 2000 feet below sea level
Ways to do this are (1) with a ship in the ocean pumping the deep
ocean water to a purification system (reserves osmosis, RO
system om board and store in specially prepared containers,

Or (2) A long pipe extending from the purification station on shore

to the deep ocean where the water is recovered. The power for
the RO unit can be supplied by wind turbines or photovoltaic.
Water from the purification station would be fed into the local
distribution system.

And (3) which would be an offshore wind turbine to supply the

power and a pipe extending from near the turbine to a RO station
on a floating platform (although anchored to the seabed). Water
could then be delivered to containers on a ship or pumped to
shore as in example 2.

A detailed engineering analysis of all three options is needed to

decide which method is the most cost effective and the of
potential siting locations.

Initial potential locations could be Dubai or Taiwan. The company

currently has requests for over 100 orders of this water and a
consortium of supermarkets, as well.

As a first step, my company is looking to find a partner to perform

a feasibility analysis to determine which method will be the least
costly to implement, have the fastest payback in terms of selling
the potable water, and have the largest long-term profitability. All
of this will depend on the location of the demand.

Assuming the initial analysis shows the feasibility of at least one

location to be cost effective, we would like to move to the
development of a prototype at a selected location. Because
potable water is almost always supplied through some minimality
or other government agency, we envision a public-private
partnership for this phase.

If you are interested in this program, we would like to receive a

proposal for the first phase of the effort, as described above.

For any further discussions about this project, you can contact me

Diane.weinert@sirende.us
757-343-4284

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Pitch Deck Outline

1. Cover slide

a. Photo

b. Company Name

c. Date

d. Presenter name

2. Problem

a. Photo or drawing (if possible)

3. Your solution

a. Simple and easy to understand

4. Your product or service

5. Market size

a. Recent numbers if possible (# users or $ size)

b. Growth rate

6. Business model

a. Who are your customers

b. How will you capture this market?

c. How much can you get

d. How fast

7. Your benefits

a. Quantified if possible
b. Save money

c. Increase revenue and profits

8. Competition

a. How do you stack up against existing products and services?

b. Is there a gap you can fill?

9. The marketing plan

a. How will you reach your customers

i. Direct to end user

ii. Indirect through intermediary

10. Team

a. Name & positions

b. Brief background

11. Financials

a. P&L for 1 year by moths

b. Then 3 years by quarters

c. Cash flow

d. Beak-even

12. Summary

a. Tell why you are going to be successful

13. The ask

a. Your valuation

b. How much money

c. Deal, preferred or convertible stock, loan

Team
Partners

ASPE-American Society of Plumbing Engineers

ASHRAE- American Accounting Association

ASHRAE- American Society of Heating , Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers

BSB/OSHPD- California Building Safety Board (BSB) overseeing the Office of Statewide Health
Planning and Development (OSHPD)

BSB Mechanical/Electrical Committee

IEEE- The Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers, Inc

NFPA- National Fire Protection Association