Maygia

Hydrogen-powered Clean Water and Electricity

Energy Tech
Non Active, Mar 2025 ceased to operate

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in January 2022 by Yair Korenblit, Maygia operates with 1–10 employees. The company has raised $120,000 across one funding round from one investor. Maygia ceased operations in March 2025.

Business overview

Maygia develops technology for treating industrial wastewater and converting salty and contaminated water into drinkable water. Its core technology utilizes a hydrogen-powered system, eliminating the need for electricity-consuming devices. By feeding the system with hydrogen and wastewater or salty water, it produces clean water, waste, and electricity. The company aims to provide cost savings, reduced emissions, and lower maintenance for industrial clients, particularly in sectors already using hydrogen such as electronics, steel, ammonia, and methanol, operating within the Energy Tech sector.

Company Intelligence Q&A

What is Maygia's primary focus?
Maygia focuses on developing hydrogen-powered technology for treating industrial wastewater and converting salty and contaminated water into drinkable water, aiming to reduce costs and carbon emissions.
When was Maygia founded?
Maygia was founded in January 2022.
Who is the founder of Maygia?
Yair Korenblit is the Co-founder and CEO of Maygia.
What is Maygia's operational status?
Maygia is non-active and ceased to operate in March 2025.
What is Maygia's core technology?
Maygia's core technology utilizes a hydrogen-powered system that eliminates the need for electricity-consuming devices to treat industrial wastewater and convert salty and contaminated water into drinkable water.