Crystal Lagoons is an American company with offices on five continents and more than 2,000 patents in 190 countries. Crystal Lagoons’ intellectual property is valued at $4,100 million, according to Economics Partners LLC.

Crystal Lagoons has over 1,000 lagoons in different stages of development in 60 sites around the world, including Miami, California, Texas, Australia. Chile, South Africa, Colombia, Dubai, Thailand, and Israel. In South Korea, Crystal Lagoons has partnered with the Hyunday-NexPlan consortium to develop 30 lagoons nationwide.

Its founder, Fernando Fischmann, has recently been awarded two Gold Stevie® Awards (the business Oscars) as “Innovator of the Year” for his sustainable vision for water use and as “Innovation of the Year” for its water desalination technology without energy. The award he received in Rome has been awarded to Steve Jobs and Jeff Bezos in the past.

Crystal Lagoons is an American company that has developed a worldwide patented technology for building and maintaining crystal lagoons of any size at a low cost, using a minimum amount of additives, water and energy.

The Lake is monitored online 24 hours a day from the Crystal Lagoons Control Centre, using an automated system that controls the physical-chemical and bacteriological properties of the water.
The efficient filtration system uses just 2% of the energy consumed by a traditional approach.

Water is treated using electromagnetic pulses and additives. It requires up to 100 times fewer chemicals than a conventional system. This reduces maintenance costs and environmental impact. The additives are applied electronically by injectors and sensors strategically located in the lagoon. The operation is managed online by the Control Centre.

It is operated by a closed-loop water circuit, using 30 times less water than a 18-hole golf course and half as much as a park of the same size.