WorldWater & Solar Technologies Corp. (OTCBB: WWAT) today announced it shipped $900,000 worth of its Mobile MaxPure solar water and power-supply units to Baghdad, to be distributed by the U.S. Marines. The 12 units, donated by the Morrell Foundation, will provide Iraqi farmers with nearly 30,000 gallons of clean water each day, to be used for drinking, irrigation or electric power.
“Within 30 minutes of setting up a Mobile MaxPure unit at its destination, the people living along the Euphrates River will be able to have their most basic needs met – clean water to drink and to grow their crops,” Quentin T. Kelly, chairman and CEO of WorldWater & Solar Technologies, said in a press release. “Currently Iraqi farmers do not have reliable power from the electric grid to operate their irrigation pumps or to treat their water for drinking, and the river is seriously polluted. Our units will turn the brackish water from the river into clean water instantly.”
Mobile MaxPure is a 7-foot cube that unfolds into a solar unit that can deliver 3.2 kilowatts of electrical power. Combined with WaterWorld & Solar Technologies’ patented AquaMax controls, Mobile MaxPure can pump and purify up to 30,000 gallons of water each day. Though the solar units run off sunlight or with a power grid, Mobile MaxPure also has a back-up generator and a battery bank for 24-hour use.
WorldWater & Solar Technologies Corporation is an international solar electric engineering and water management company, utilizing its patented technology to power motors and pumps up to 1000 hp.
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