Affordable Unlimited Fresh Water

Regulation Free, supplied directly to the Mid West region of Western Australia

A Drought Proof, Sustainable Fresh Water Source

Unrestricted - Zero Regulations, No Rules

Unlimited - Desalinated from Ocean Water

Affordable - Well Below Market Rate

Healthier - Clean Fresh and Toxin Free

Eco Friendly - Sustainable Energy Used

Opening December 2026

Commercial Scale with millions of litres Available Daily

Our Quality Advantage

Our water exceeds Australian Drinking Water Guidelines (ADWG) and NHMRC standards, delivering trusted ultra-pure quality. Sourced from the Mid West’s pristine ocean and purified via advanced reverse osmosis, it removes >99.9% of salts, heavy metals, microplastics, PFAS, nitrates, and pathogens.¹⁸

It retains balanced essential trace minerals (calcium, magnesium, potassium) at safe levels for optimal hydration,¹⁹ with no unnecessary additives or by-products making it gentle and ideal for infants, children, immune-sensitive individuals, and those concerned about nitrates or microbes.²⁰

In contrast, Geraldton’s local supply has high TDS (800–1,200 mg/L), elevated sodium (244 mg/L) exceeding aesthetic guidelines, affecting taste and odour.¹⁸,¹⁹ It’s classified as ‘hard’ with significant calcium / magnesium,²⁰ and nitrates can reach 30–40mg/L, generally safe for adults but a potential risk for infants and pregnant women.²¹

Our Growing Fresh Water Challenge

Western Australia's Mid West climate is drying, while the population is rapidly growing¹. The Yarragadee Aquifer System, the region’s primary water source, is estimated to be fully allocated by 2032². Our region's critical winter rainfall has decreased by 24% since the 1970s³.

Geraldton reached a record 49.3°C in January 2025⁴. BOM classifies the region as facing severe water stress conditions⁵, placing the region under 'Permanent Water Restrictions', enforced with heavy daily penalties⁶.

These factors are slowing regional growth and wellbeing. Housing construction is limited to around 300 homes per year in many areas, with scheme water supporting only a finite number of new connections⁷.

Who Benefits?

Local residents and businesses can now access affordable, healthy fresh water at scale. Our ocean water desalination plant delivers great tasting water free from minerals, hardness, scaling issues, and occasional elevated nitrates or salinity, often found in our current water sources.

Also catering to industry and agriculture, our supply is designed to meet the high-volume needs of farmers, agribusinesses, and light to heavy industrial operations.

Fresh Water Sustainability

Fresh Water WA provides an alternative reliable fresh water source through our green energy, solar powered desalination system. We use our abundant clean ocean to produce high quality ADWG-compliant potable fresh water that's versatile for drinking, households, agriculture and industry. 

We distribute direct to market via 130KL tankers, while offering convenient customer self-pickup options. Our fixed pricing for an unlimited volume saves our customers significantly year round.

A Drought Proof Fresh Water Source

Beginning with million of litres a day and scaling beyond, our unrestricted supply empowers developers to release new land, supporting essential housing projects, and regional growth.

For all inquiries please contact us below

The Fresh Water WA's Logo

The Fresh Water Western Australia logo combines a classic teardrop symbolising fresh water, with an ocean wave held within it, representing our limitless ocean water source. Together they capture the essence of our reverse osmosis process. And it looks cool.

References

¹ Bureau of Meteorology, Climate Data Online. Retrieved from bom.gov.au 
² WA Department of Water and Environmental Regulation, Water Resource Management. Retrieved from water.wa.gov.au 
³ Bureau of Meteorology, Regional Climate Report. Retrieved from bom.gov.au 
⁴ City of Greater Geraldton, Council Planning Statements. Retrieved from geraldton.wa.gov.au 
⁵ Aqueous, Australian Desalination Engineering Services. Retrieved from aqueous.com.au 
⁶ Preston Consulting, Regulatory Approvals and Land Assessments. Retrieved from prestonconsulting.com.au 
⁷ Water Corporation, Public Pricing Schedule. Retrieved from watercorporation.com.au 
¹⁸ Water Corporation, Mid West Water Quality Reports. Retrieved from watercorporation.com.au 
¹⁹ National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC), Australian Drinking Water Guidelines 
²⁰ Department of Health WA, Public Drinking Water Source Protection Reports 
²¹ NHMRC, Guidance on Nitrate Levels and Sensitive Populations