Water contaminated through contact with mining activities poses a threat to the environment and local communities. We are looking for solutions for the treatment and management of mine-influenced water.
We seek advanced sensing and monitoring tools to reduce discharge risk and enhance process control with minimal maintenance. We are looking for real-time measurements of metals and process-critical parameters that impact fouling, scaling, and reagent use.
More mining projects are being built in water-scarce regions. We are looking for technologies that efficiently use water, reducing the mining industry’s freshwater intake through water recycling and reuse.
Waste streams in the mining sector often contain dissolved metals and trace amounts of valuable elements. We are looking for technologies that economically recover critical mineral resources from water containing low concentrations.
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No, there is not a cost to participate in the program and we will not take equity. Given this is a first of its kind program, we expect open feedback from all participants so we can optimize the experience for all.
The program is hybrid with in-person and virtual components. Programming is customized to each company's needs.
The Pilot Pathways Program is funded in part by the EDA Build to Scale Program (ALN 11.024), and is part of Current’s NSF-backed Regional Innovation Engine, Great Lakes ReNEW.
Please reach out to contact@nomadicvp.com for any questions you have about the program.
Interested mining companies or community organizations are encouraged to participate. We are reviewing applications on a rolling basis. Startup application has been closed for this cohort.
