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Energy Recovery Inc
Energy Recovery makes equipment that captures and reuses pressure energy in industrial systems. Its best-known products are pressure exchangers used in seawater desalination plants, where they help lower the energy needed to turn seawater into freshwater. The company also sells energy recovery devices for other high-pressure fluid processes, including industrial wastewater treatment and oil and gas applications. Its main customers are desalination plant builders and operators, industrial processors, and engineering firms that design large fluid-handling systems. Energy Recovery earns money by selling its hardware, replacement parts, and related service support. In this business, the value is in reducing power use and operating cost for customers that run energy-intensive processes. What makes the company different is that it sits at a narrow but important point in the infrastructure chain: it is not a full plant builder, but a specialist supplier of efficiency-critical components. That means its products are often chosen early in a project design because they can materially affect a plant’s long-term energy bill and operating economics.
Energy Recovery makes equipment that captures and reuses pressure energy in industrial systems. Its best-known products are pressure exchangers used in seawater desalination plants, where they help lower the energy needed to turn seawater into freshwater. The company also sells energy recovery devices for other high-pressure fluid processes, including industrial wastewater treatment and oil and gas applications.
Its main customers are desalination plant builders and operators, industrial processors, and engineering firms that design large fluid-handling systems. Energy Recovery earns money by selling its hardware, replacement parts, and related service support. In this business, the value is in reducing power use and operating cost for customers that run energy-intensive processes.
What makes the company different is that it sits at a narrow but important point in the infrastructure chain: it is not a full plant builder, but a specialist supplier of efficiency-critical components. That means its products are often chosen early in a project design because they can materially affect a plant’s long-term energy bill and operating economics.
Guidance withdrawn: Energy Recovery temporarily pulled its 2026 outlook because the war in Iran has made the company’s prior guidance unreliable, especially given its exposure to the Middle East.
Q650 launch: The new PX Q650 is off to a strong start, with the first commercial order already received and multiple large customers working it into desalination projects.
Leadership changes: CEO David Moon said he plans to retire and the board has started a search for his successor. Mike Mancini resigned as CFO, and Aidan Ryan will serve as interim CFO.
Middle East impact: Management expects the conflict to cause project delays, but said the demand drivers for desalination and wastewater in the region remain intact over the long term.
Cost focus: The company said it is not seeing many big one-time cost cuts left, so future savings are expected to come mostly from manufacturing productivity and ongoing cost discipline.
