The technology could significantly benefit regions facing severe water shortages, such as the Middle East, where desalination plants are often military targets, and areas like Ethiopia, where water access is sporadic. In the U.S., it could alleviate strain on water systems caused by the growing demand from data centers and other industries. However, the cost of water produced by this method is currently higher than desalinated water, which may limit its adoption in the near term. Additionally, while the technology offers a decentralized solution, it is unlikely to fully replace existing water systems but could serve as a critical supplement.