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“It almost sounds impossible, an endless supply of drinking water from the air.”But for eight years, Akvo has done just that and is looking to expand their one-of-a-kind system to more users than ever before.
"Having shipped over 1,000 units so far, we know our equipment is ready for rapid and expansive placement in locations around the globe," said Navkaran Singh Bagga, founder, and CEO, Avko.
Key to their expansion plans is finding like-minded partners with the same forward-thinking look into energy and water supplies in the coming years.
Through eight years of development, Akvo has demonstrated a solid bottom-line focused business approach, starting from the ground up.
They have made over $1.5 million in investments and plan to invest $10 million in the next two years towards research and development, marketing, and expansion.
While in parts of the world, systems like Akvo may seem redundant, this could however be the solution for millions of people in developing countries who still struggle to find secure access to safe drinking water.
"Water must have a price. For so long, the damage that continues to plague our water system has continued unabated, but with our system, we can create those vital sources of fresh water in countries like India where water pollution runs rampant."
He said large-scale adoption in countries like India could help water initiatives and pave a roadmap for mass adoption in other parts of the world, where water scarcity is a concern.
"The government there has an ambitious target of providing piped clean drinking water to all households by 2024," Bagga said. "It's a worthy goal for sure, but there is currently no clear path to make that goal a reality. That is where our systems can be life-changing with the proper support."
While early implementations of Akvo water systems were destined for agricultural use, the 100-to-1,000-liter systems Akvo Pod small-scale implementation for end-users is more practical than ever.
"One of our Akvo Pods can make up to 50 liters of pure drinking water per day. We are working to address various water crisis-laden situations across cities, regions, and countries. But, giving that life-saving resource to the people is more than just a financial effort, it gives everyone working at Akvo immense satisfaction to provide families with a limitless supply of fresh drinking water."
Perhaps the best part of implementing systems outside of the direct benefit of providing water is the absence of environmental impact.
The system is also cost-effective in even the most economically unstable environments, with water costs as low as one American cent per liter.
Although cheap to produce, the outflow is tempered to recommended drinking standards through a complex system that removes contagions and adds minerals necessary for health.
"Our Pods use a powerful proprietary organic filtration process that outputs pure drinking water that contains no harmful chemicals, bacteria, viruses or pesticides, while also adding in required minerals," Bagga said.
Recent implementations
Recently, AKVO has been instrumental in providing an alternative solution to water scarcity, especially in Chennai, India, where water scarcity was noted globally during the summer months of 2019.
In support, the Greater Chennai Corporation installed an AKVO atmospheric water generator in its premises on a trial basis and is now in talks with other large multinationals to follow suit.
"Over 50 machines have been installed in Chennai across schools, residential complexes, and private institutions," Bagga said. "In one of those companies, our systems are currently providing water to over nine hundred workers. And government offices in the area have also adopted our systems for their water needs."
While Chennai is a prime case of how valuable their technology can be, it is only one of many.
"Gulf countries have been one of our biggest clients owing to the climatic conditions there," Baggas said. "We are also present in South Asian countries, South Africa and South America. Over forty of our machines will provide drinking water at the Qatar FIFA World Cup 2022 stadium, with an order for over 350 more. We are also currently working with the Government of the Philippines, Sharjah Electricity & Water Authority, and DP World in Dubai. And we have AKVO machines running in Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Cape Town, Santiago, and Chile.”
With proper investment, Bagga plans to move past their proven water systems to create grid-free utilities, and in the coming years, stand-alone electrical systems powered by Solar.
Akvo has partnered with John Rustin, Founder of Akvo USA, powered by Go9tro Global Inc.(Symbol G9tro OTC coming soon!) which is currently opening international markets for Akvo units powered by solar technologies. Akvo USA is currently deploying a country and city developer relationship program for local and regional support to distribute Akvo atmospheric water generation technologies globally as the World’s First Solar Water Utility provider.
Akvo will be supported by its blockchain tokenization of water rig mining operations in the USA, India, Mexico and Puerto Rico. It will enable water mining rigs to be commoditized via the Akvo global tokens so users can earn revenue profits similar to bitcoin mining. Akvo tokens will represent a $200 Billion dollar water marketplace by 2025 with NO competition in the water rigs mining space.
"Akvo USA is currently developing solutions for renewable energy with suppliers like Telsa, SunPower, Solarize and Nulyphe," Rustin said. "As we continue to find new partners in energy and water that are willing to buck the current systems and work to bring needed utilities directly to the people, we are confident we will become the industry leader across the world for energy and water needs."
For more information about Akvo USA, 833) 246-6365
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