Making the planet greener through excellence in engineering!
TerGeo AB is on a mission to make a powerful impact on global water production, focusing on sustainable sweet-water solutions for irrigation and drinking. Our commitment drives us to actively green the planet, reverse deforestation, and achieve a carbon-negative footprint.
With a visionary agenda, our first-class engineering and product development teams bring innovative concepts to life, transforming ideas into high-impact, reliable products. Our expertise is vast, and our dedication runs deep, as we pave the way for a sustainable, water-secure future.
Why now and why TerGeo
TerGeo has pioneered a breakthrough water production technology that operates with minimal maintenance and exclusively harnesses local, renewable energy sources. Our solution aims to deliver fresh water at an incredibly low cost—targeting an average competitive cubic meter price, and much lower then the current market price. By relying solely on renewable energy, TerGeo’s innovation ensures consistent, affordable water production free from the volatility of energy and fossil fuel prices, setting a new standard for sustainable and cost-effective water access.

The Management

Ulf Harderup - MD
M.Sc. Mechanical engineering at Lund University, Sweden, MBA Universitad de Barcelona
Accomplished Director with extensive international experience in the maritime industry, known for driving success across diverse markets. A dynamic leader in technology, sales, marketing, and operations, with a proven record of building high-performing teams and delivering results that exceed expectations.

Bengt Sundén - Chairman
Professor Emeritus and Senior Professor at Lund University, Sweden
He has published about 600 papers in well-established and highly ranked
scientific journals. In addition, more than 400 papers have been
presented and published at international conferences. He has edited
30+books and authored four major textbooks in heat transfer. The h-index
is 51 and the number of citations is more than 12000. The research
concerns basic and applied topics in thermal-fluid sciences.