AirJoule Technologies and Kubota Corporation announced an early deployment of AirJoule’s water-from-air technology in Texas and California, paired with an exclusive sales agreement to supply systems for multi-unit residential developments. Kubota will evaluate the technology as part of a decentralized water circulation system designed to produce, treat, and reuse water in communities facing scarcity or quality constraints, with initial deployments near Corpus Christi, Texas and Irvine, California set to begin in the third quarter of 2026. The partnership includes Kubota marketing, selling, and distributing AirJoule Core systems to residential developments in the initial territories, and potential broader collaboration could follow based on deployment results and integration with Kubota’s wastewater reclamation and digital infrastructure capabilities. The effort aims to validate performance across varied environmental conditions to accelerate commercial adoption, with data collection to inform future scale-up. Acknowledging the broader context, AirJoule’s collaboration with Kubota positions them at the forefront of decentralized water infrastructure, leveraging industrial know-how to address regional water challenges.