About the Inventor
Göran Skoog – System Architect and Philanthropic Innovator
S.K.O.O.G. Architecture – A philanthropic infrastructure innovating for a thirst-free, hunger-free, wave-powered, and zero-emission world with proactive microplastic prevention.
Göran Skoog
Göran Skoog is the system architect and visionary behind Skoog Open Marine Technology (SOMT).
His work centers on integrating advanced fluid dynamics with biomimetic principles to redefine how natural forces are harnessed for essential human needs. By developing passive, zero-emission architectures – the Skoog Buoy (SCSL) for decentralized water production, Skoog Tablets for essential food security and survival in water-stressed regions, The Skoog Flocculant for proactive microplastic prevention at the source, and the S.K.O.O.G. Harvester for wave-powered shipping – he provides the technical foundations for resilient marine infrastructure.
Driven by a profound philanthropic mission to decouple water and food security from commercial monopolies, and to prevent environmental damage at the molecular level, Göran shares all core innovations as Open Source under Creative Commons BY 4.0.
This commitment ensures that these life-sustaining technologies can be implemented and scaled globally without barriers, empowering communities to meet the challenges of climate change through collaborative innovation.
JOIN THE IMPLEMENTATION – WATER FROM AIR & PROTEIN FROM SEA & CLEAN PLASTICS
Join us as a local volunteer or ambassador to help implement open‑source solutions for clean water from air, ocean‑based survival protein, and proactive microplastic prevention. Support your region by engaging with authorities, communities and utilities to address the water crisis, global hunger challenge, and microplastic pollution.
Contact Goran@skoogmarine.com to get involved.
Collaboration & Implementation
Our immediate focus is on three architectures for essential human and environmental needs: the Skoog Buoy for decentralized freshwater production, Skoog Tablets for sustainable food cultivation in arid regions, and The Skoog Flocculant for source-point microplastic prevention.
The S.K.O.O.G. Harvester remains an important long-term architecture for zero-emission marine transport, and we welcome dialogue with maritime partners as that development progresses.
We are now moving from design to deployment, and we invite partners who share our commitment to open-source implementation.
Water Implementation Partners
Municipalities, water utilities, and NGOs for Skoog Buoy implementation in coastal communities.
Food System Partners
Humanitarian NGOs and Food Security Organizations for Skoog Tablets operational deployment and site-specific implementation.
Environmental & Manufacturing Partners
Plastics manufacturers for The Skoog Flocculant, environmental agencies, and HDPE fabrication for Skoog Buoy, LSAM 3D-printing, and modular assembly.
The technology is validated, the designs are open source, and the need is immediate. We are seeking partners ready to move to deployment.
Whether your focus is water security, food resilience, environmental protection, or long-term maritime innovation – let us build this together.
Reach Out to Start the Collaboration Today
Do not hesitate to be part of this change. Contact us today and let us bring clean water, food, and clean plastics to everybody together
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