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In a world where, according to the United Nations, the global consumption of water is doubling every twenty years, more than one
billion people already either have very limited or absolutely no access to fresh drinking
water. By the year 2025 the increased demand for fresh water is expected to exceed by 56%
the amount currently available.
WATER CONSUMPTION
To put it another way, if 100 liters represents the world's water, less than a half a teaspoon of it is fresh water available for our use.
Earth is a water planet: 75 percent of the surface is covered by water, in fact if you photograph Earth at just the right spot, the entire surface looks covered by water!
How much of that is fresh water? Not much, only three percent of all the water on the planet is fresh water.
FRESH WATER
• There is always water in the atmosphere. Clouds are, of course, the most visible manifestation of atmospheric water, but even clear air contains water—water in particles that are too small to be seen.
• If all of the water in the atmosphere rained down at once, it would only cover the ground to a depth of 2.5 centimeters, about 1 inch.
ATMOSPHERIC WATER
No matter how little it seems, that is a lot of water everyday.
This remarkable new technology, the Thermoelectric Condensation System (TCS™), was developed by our engineers in Spain after years of research and development and is proven to produce high volumes of Pure Fresh Drinking Water !
30 Liters to Ten Million Liters per day and more!
Unlike all other Atmospheric Water Generator systems on the market today, this revolutionary system will operate efficiently in all latitudes with humidity levels as low as ten percent and will operate without compressors or potentially harmful CFC refrigerant gases.
ATMOSPHERIC WATER GENERATORS
Average Relative Humidity for the Least Humid US CitiesCity Humidity %Las Vegas, Nevada 30.3 Phoenix, Arizona 36.6 Denver, Colorado 52.0 Salt Lake City, Utah 55.3 New York, New York 63.0 Washington, DC 64.3 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 64.9 Dallas, Texas 65.4 Baltimore, Maryland 65.8 Hartford, Connecticut 66.0
Average Relative Humidity for the Most Humid US CitiesCity Humidity %New Orleans, Louisiana 75.9 Jacksonville, Florida 75.8 Houston, Texas 74.7 Orlando, Florida 74.1 Tampa, Florida 74.1 San Francisco, California 73.7 Seattle, Washington 73.3 Miami, Florida 73.2 Portland, Oregon 73.2 Rochester, New York 72.6
Our revolutionary patented advance in technology enables the new series of TCS™ powered machines to operate at very high levels of efficiency! TCS™ requires approximately 1/5th of the current wattage and amps that conventional refrigerant gas dependent air to water machines currently use now.
Significantly reduced energy requirements now enable WaterInnova™ and the new TCS™ machines to utilize environmentally sound alternative energy methods such as solar, wind, or the combination of the both. In latitudes with higher humidity levels, TCS™ machines operate more efficiently and require less energy than when operated in low humidity latitudes.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
We expect full production to begin December/2015 on our second generation TCS™ powered machines. In the meantime we are capable of providing smaller scale demonstration projects with the new TCS™ machines and we are still offering our present line of refrigerant based Pure Air to Water machines that have dominated the industry for nearly a decade.
All of our units are carefully tested and retested, then sanitized before we allow them to be shipped to respective clients. At WaterInnova™ we stand behind engineering excellence, innovation and superb quality control which make us truly the world leaders in Pure Air Water Generation technology
MANUFACTURING & QUALITY CONTROL
This home/office water generation machine is a humidity and temperature driven self contained unit. The Tower generates up to 100 liters of pure drinking water per day using our patent pending TCS™ (Thermoelectric Condensation System). TCS™ machines completely eliminate the conventional need of CFC refrigerant gases to achieve optimal condensation at dew point.
For the end user, WaterInnova™ simply replaces the need to rely solely on municipal water systems, expensive desalination, bottled or truck water transport, storage and consumption of bottled water.
The WaterInnova™ Tower is the first major innovative home/office appliance since the microwave oven. This machine can reliably manufacture pure fresh drinking water in environmental humidity levels as low as 10%.
The WaterInnova™
Tower
The units is approximately 4 feet tall and 14-16 inches
deep.
• The WaterInnova™ Tower is just one of our solutions for a growing demand to supply clean pure drinking water for households and businesses worldwide.
• WaterInnova™ is being requested to develop projects for private , corporate and government users around the world.
• Two of those projects were performed under strict secrecy and confidentiality is Europe and are the basis for the second generation advances to the TCS™ Technology .
• WaterInnova™ and its partner, Tower Water Innova USA, Ltd. – Disabled Veteran Owned - SDVOB/VOSB have been awarded a Multi Million Dollar Humanitarian Grant to build a manufacturing facility in California and to build the first of what will be Ten (10) 20 Million Gallon Per Day (20 MGD) Water Production Buildings!
• California is facing drastic water shortages and the TCS™ Technology offers tremendous advantages over desalination, aquifer drilling and extraction, and even conservation.
WORKING WITH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE UTILITIES & MUNICIPALITIES
Could Desalination Solve California’s Water Problem?BY MATT WEISER - [email protected] - 10/18/2014 5:00 AM - 10/18/2014 10:35 PM - CARLSBAD, CA
Along this patch of the Pacific Ocean, welders and pipefitters nearly outnumber the surfers and sunbathers. Within sight of the crashing waves, the laborers are assembling what some hope will make water scarcity a thing of the past.
They are building the Carlsbad Desalination Project, which will convert as much as 56 million gallons of seawater each day into drinking water for San Diego County residents. The project, with a price tag of $1 Billion, is emerging from the sand like an industrial miracle. In California’s highly regulated coastal zone, it took nearly 15 years to move from concept to construction,surviving 14 legal challenges along the way.
The desalination plant is being built by Poseidon Water, a private company, and will be paid for in large part by rate increases on San Diego County water customers. On the surface, the plant resembles any other major construction project: Construction cranes scrape the sky as concrete foundations are poured; the giant new blocky building could be any warehouse or parts factory. Inside, the truth of the project is revealed. The building will house more than 16,000 reverse osmosis membranes – salt filters, essentially – that will convert the Pacific Ocean into drinking water suitable for making coffee and watering lawns.
$1 Billion for 56 MGD = $17.90 / Gallon Capital CostIncludes 12 miles of piping and projected finance charges
San Diego County agreed to pay for 48,000 acre-feet of water from the plant every year – whether it needs the water or not – to ensure a guaranteed supply. The water will cost $2,257 per acre-foot, about double the price of the authority’s most expensive current supply, which is water imported from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta more than 400 miles away.
Under this so-called “take-or-pay” contract, the water authority can purchase an additional 8,000 acre-feet each year if necessary, which reduces the price slightly, to about $2,000 per acre-foot.
One acre-foot is enough to serve two average homes for a year. At a total output of 56,000 acre-feet, the plant will meet 7 percent of San Diego County’s annual water demand.
Another way to look at it, said Conner Everts, co-chair of the Desal Response Group, a coalition of conservation groups critical of desalination, is that the Carlsbad project puts a $108 million burden on San Diego County water ratepayers every year, drought or not.
Could Desalination Solve California’s Water Problem?BY MATT WEISER - [email protected] - 10/18/2014 5:00 AM - 10/18/2014 10:35 PM - CARLSBAD, CA
WaterInnova™ TCS™ Technology Advantages for California
• California’s Water Rights Laws are extremely tough and litigation is common. The TCS™ Technology is a NEW source of water and the water we produce belongs to us from inception! Controlling the water rights enables us to work with current utilities and maximize their existing Transmission, Distribution and Delivery (TDD) infrastructure.
• The WaterInnova™ Business Model is designed to not exclude existing utility
companies, but rather offer them a lower Capital Expense Infrastructure Cost with a good and reliable rate of return and solid margin of profit. In the San Diego, California desalinization plant a $17.90 per gallon capital expense is projected. Ridiculous as it may sound; their per capita water consumption rates are as high as 550 gallons per day.
• Their average consumer utility rate is $5.50 per 1000 gallons and there are many places
in California where rates are extreme. And they don’t have the water!
• The WaterInnova™ project, once demonstrated under the Grant, will be expanded beyond fresh potable drinking water for groundwater recharge, snow pack increases, fish and wildlife habitat enhancement and ecosystem restorations.
• LOWER PER GALLON CAPITAL EXPENSE• For the WaterInnova™ California Project we are projecting a capital expense
of less than $10 per gallon with piping interconnects and financing!
• LOWER HUMIDITY OPERATING ENVIRONMENTS• The TCS™ Technology is not dependent on Relative Humidity (RH). It is
identified as “Freeze/Thaw” technology! Even in low RH environments, the technology is efficient and effective in producing potable water.
• ALTERNATIVE ENERGY, EFFICIENCY AND LOWER CARBON FOOTPRINT• As RH increases in many areas of California, the energy efficiency increases.
Alternative energy sources planned for the California Grant Project include renewable wind and solar.
• SMALL WATER PRODUCTION BUILDING FOOTPRINT • The TCS™ Technology systems occupy a small footprint as each individual
“Module” shown in the pictures below are “stackable” and expansion is as simple as adding new modules and modifying the “Platform” that controls our software and water production rates.
WaterInnova™ TCS™ Technology Advantages for California
WaterInnova™ TCS™ Technology Advantages for California
• DECENTRALIZATION• Since the TCS™ Technology can produce almost any water quantity
desired, it can be installed in environments similar to those of Lift Stations. By placing the source of water closer to end users, large scale projects are not required and TDD infrastructure costs are reduced if required at all.
• PROFITABILITY AND LOWER COSTS• By locating the water production source closer to end users or utility
plants, the cost of pumping over long distances is reduced. The TCS™ Technology is operated by WaterInnova™. However, the given utility still does all billing and collection for the water. This enables the Utility to make a profit on the water while lowering operating expanses.
• STABLE CONSUMER RATES• By having lower operating expenses, lower infrastructure connection
capital costs and lower electricity charges (which are renewable sources), consumers can rely on stable water rates rather than a doubling of rates as projected for San Diego.
Utility profits, decentralized infrastructure, stable consumer rates, smaller Water Production Building footprints, operating in varying RH environments, lower capital expenses, renewable energy, reduced greenhouse gas emissions, energy efficiency and an untapped source of new water.
WaterInnova™ is developing projects with the global leaders in humanitarian assistance as well as major corporations based on our current project results.
WaterInnova™ TCS™ Technology Advantages for California
• Humanitarian assistance is generally accepted to mean the aid and action designed to
save lives, alleviate suffering and maintain and protect human dignity during and in the aftermath of man-made crises and natural disasters, as well as to prevent and strengthen preparedness for the occurrence of such situations. What marks it out from other forms of aid and foreign assistance is that it should be guided by the principles of:
• Humanity – saving human lives and alleviating suffering wherever it is found
impartiality – acting solely on the basis of need, without discrimination between or within affected populations.
• Neutrality – acting without favoring any side in an armed conflict or other dispute where such action is carried out
• Independence – the autonomy of humanitarian objectives from the political, economic, military or other objectives that any act or may hold with regard to areas where humanitarian action is being implemented.
DEFINING HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE
• In South Florida, many of us know and understand the dramatic impact sea level rise will have on the Biscayne Aquifer and our communities’ ability to manage storm water as the aquifer moves higher toward the ground surface.
• Recently, The State denied a given utility from attempting to use reclaimed water for demonstrating creation of a “Hydraulic Mounding Barrier” along the coast for resiliency against rising seas and saltwater intrusion. This process was reportedly denied due to water quality issues associated with reclaimed water.
• WaterInnova™ is anxious to demonstrate our technology for creation of a “Hydraulic Mounding Barrier” along the coast in order to create resiliency against rising seas using our potable water.
• WaterInnova™ is confident we can cost effectively produce enough water at key decentralized locations AND meet the stringent water quality standards set down by the state.
WaterInnova™ TCS™ Technology Advantages for South Florida
• WaterInnova™ is developing the capital resources to operate as a Design, Build, Operate, Finance and Maintenance entity with our returns generated by the sale of water to existing utilities using “Take or Pay” agreements where appropriate or necessary.
• It is the goal of WaterInnova™ to introduce and demonstrate the TCS™ Technology by constructing a Water Production Building, of a to be determined volume, on or near an existing Utility Plant location in South Florida.
WaterInnova™ TCS™ Technology Advantages for South Florida
WaterInnova™ TCS™ Technology
The picture to the left is The first generation TCS™ Technology
installed into a Demonstration Display. The unit was shown at a Trade Show in Las Vegas where Relative Humidity levels were
10 – 15%!The small unit was designed to produce 100 liters per day and performed even at the low
RH levelsA video of the system working follows this
presentation.
WaterInnova™ TCS™ Technology The pictures below represent the advanced second generation TCS™ Technology . On the left is a top view of a single module with a capacity of _____ GPD. On the right is a view of the “food grade” fins in a frozen state. The fins freeze and thaw rapidly to create water. A second demonstration unit is being manufactured which produces 500 GPD and fits into a carry on bag for air travel.
WaterInnova™ TCS™ Technology Video
THE VIDEO WILL BE SHOWN AFTER THIS PRESENTATION
Hospitals Schools
Hotels Agriculture
APPLICATIONS UNDER DEVELOPMENT
NEW WATER SOURCE FOR GROUNDWATER RECHARGE
NEW WATER SOURCE IN LIEU OF DAMS
SEA LEVEL RISE NEW WATER SOURCE
FOR RESILIENCYPREPAREDNESS
NEW WATER SOURCE TO MAKE SNOW
AND GENERATE NEW SNOW PACK
AirWater™ AWG-C1The AWG-C1 is an industrial grade water generator based on our proven Atmospheric Water Generation technology. The AWG-C1 units can generate up to 1,000 liters of pure drinking water per day, depending on humidity factors in your geographic area.
AirWater™ AWG-C2/C3AirWater™ has two industrial / municipal plant grade water generation machines that can produce up to 3,000 up to 5,000 liters of pure drinking water per day, depending on humidity factors in your geographic area.
AirWater™ AWG-C2/C3 units are suitable for Hotels, Schools, Universities, Office Buildings, and Hospital to small and medium size Municipalities.
CURRENT AWG TECHNOLOGY
Any Air Water Unit larger than our [A.W. 500] will power the unique "Life Poucher" This particular combination has been deployed in several locations throughout the world bringing Emergency Water to those in need! A special Food Grade poly is utilized in delivering pouched (NOT BOTTLED) water from 7-10 ounces to a full Gallon. Operates on SOLAR, Wind and/or Bio-Fuels
I hope we have your interest and your skepticism. As a Broward County Water Advisory Board, Technical Advisory Committee Member, I am excited to be able to finally introduce the new WaterInnova™ TCS™ Technology.
I personally thank all of you for taking the time to look into the TCS™ Technology as a potential new and cost effective source of potable water.
For technical questions or to discuss possible projects, please contact one of the following individuals:
Mr. Steve Holmes , VP Sustainability Hydrogeologist
954-254-9374 [email protected]
Mr. Michael Monahan, CEO President
303-828-8578 [email protected]
WaterInnova™ THANKS YOU
