MSH is a Delaware Public Benefit Corporation engineering the symbiosis between the computational age and the water cycle.
As a Public Benefit Corporation, MSH's board is legally bound to balance shareholder returns with a specific public benefit — the restoration of regional hydrological systems — and the interests of the communities it serves. The purpose can be changed only by a two-thirds supermajority. Mission and margin are aligned by design, not left to good intentions.
Water returned to depleted aquifers.
The saltwater-intrusion barrier, measured.
Utility vegetation waste kept from landfill.
Progress toward zero liquid discharge.
Third-party-verified and published on the same cadence as our financials, per our statutory biennial Benefit Report.
We begin with inland brackish groundwater in California's Central Valley. Over decades, the model scales to acquiring and retrofitting stranded oil-and-gas pipelines — reversing their flow to move seawater inland to desalination nodes co-located with data centers, replenishing aquifers, refilling depleted lakes, and irrigating reforestation corridors.
Presented as direction — our near-term economics stand entirely on the brackish-water, single-node business.
Shawn McIntyre — Founder & President. Sole incorporator of MSH; leads fundraising, partnerships, permitting, and public-benefit governance.
The pre-seed funds a lean engineering core — a lead thermal/process engineer and a systems integrator for the control software — with fractional hydrogeology, permitting, and IP counsel. A credentialed technical co-founder is our top near-term recruit.