About Drupps

Drupps is a Swedish water innovation company focusing on recycling airborne water. Our mission is to help industries increase water efficiency to help them reach their water-related sustainability targets

Installations on four continents

Drupps is a Swedish technology developer and provider for recycling of industrial airborne wastewater. We help customers profitably reclaim water and energy from airborne outlets to improve efficiency and minimize operational risk, while reducing CO₂ emission and air pollution.

Drupps is open for business globally and has so far installed operations on four continents, including Thailand, France, USA, and Peru. The company was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Uppsala, Sweden. It currently employs 14 people and is one of Sweden’s top greentech startups.

The Drupps Team

  • Carl Enlund

    Software Engineer | carl.enlund@drupps.com

  • Cecilia Danckwardt-Lillieström

    CFO | cdl@drupps.com

  • Charlotte de Coster

    COO | Head of Supply Chains | charlotte.decoster@drupps.com

  • Douglas Hedström

    Computational Engineer | douglas.hedstrom@drupps.com

  • Estefania Toledo

    Sales Manager | estefania.toledo@drupps.com

  • Fredrik Edström

    CTO & Co-Founder | Head of Product Dev | fredrik.edstrom@drupps.com

  • Hanna Gustrin

    Mechanical Engineer | hanna.gustrin@drupps.com

  • Henrik Eriksson

    Mechanical Engineer Piping | henrik.eriksson@drupps.com

  • Jonas Wamstad

    CMO & Co-Founder | Head of Market & Communication | jonas.wamstad@drupps.com

  • Mikael Nolborg

    CEO | mikael.nolborg@drupps.com

  • Per Dahlbäck

    CSO | Head of Tech Dev | per.dahlback@drupps.com

  • Robin Bergström

    Electric Engineer | robin.bergstrom@drupps.com

  • Viktor Sivertsson

    Project Manager | viktor.sivertsson@drupps.com

Our story

Drupps’s journey began in 2008 when Fredrik Edström and Jonas Wamstad, two new-graduate engineers out of Uppsala University, explored the idea of using hygroscopic materials for generating atmospheric water powered by solar heat.

The project turned into an air humidity treatment company, Airwatergreen, who introduced a novel type of condensing dehumidifier for cold enviroments that has since transformed the market and turned the company a market leader.

In 2019, after a few major scientific breakthroughs, Drupps saw daylight as a spinoff with a vision to help mitigate global water scarcity by enabling low cost atmospheric water generation for all.

Realizing the potential of industrial airborne wastewater

To maximize our contribution in fighting global water scarcity, our focus was gradually shifted to industrial water users.

We realized that to make the world ease its pressure on diminishing water resources, water cost will be key. And among industrial water users, we found a perfect storm of factors that contribute to a very low water cost.

Plus, commercial water users come second to citizens if water shortage hits. So they will have great incentives to be as water-efficient as they possibly can.