Banking on Blue Gold and Green Technologies
Atlanta
September 21, 2007 -- Over the past few years, concerns about the diminishing "Blue Gold" resources, global warming, fast urbanization,
industrialization, and aging infrastructure have made "Water" one
of the hottest area for companies, and investors.
The environmental movement is gaining steam as corporations
join the "Green Wave" with the involvement, and dedication of more,
and more companies. The exploding demand, and use of green technologies, continues to push company valuations to higher levels.
The freshwater resources are diminishing because of growth
in population, industry and agriculture - all demanding ever increasing amounts
of freshwater. In addition, global warming is changing water and weather
patterns around the world. Water is contaminated with thousands of chemicals -
whether they are from industrial processes, fertilizers, and pesticides from
farms, or from contaminants such as human excretions of birth control pills,
antibiotics or the remnants of chemotherapy.
Companies throughout the world have become good neighbors. They integrate innovative technology solutions, such as real-time electrochemical monitoring, into their water-related processes, to reduce freshwater consumption, and become part of the
environmental solution. They can save hundreds of thousands of dollars each year in
freshwater costs, while avoiding
contamination in the environment, and possible costly disasters.
Most companies use raw, treated, waste, and recycled water
in their industrial processes. Constant water quality monitoring affords
companies the highest water quality, at the lowest possible rate. The use of real-time electrochemical monitoring technology is
critical in any, and every liquid process, as it is capable of detecting any
changes in water quality, that can not be detected out by other technologies. A small or large investment in a real-time water monitoring system
can easily pay for itself within a year.
As a response to the exploding interest in freshwater technologies, H2oAlliance launched a Global WaterTech Cluster in
September 2007. All key partners are independent private, and public companies,
and institutions. They provide total solutions, systems, products, and
consulting services for industrial/ commercial (B2B), and the residential (B2C)
clientele. They specialize in providing product and services to water utility,
environmental, food and beverage, pulp and paper, mining and minerals,
agriculture, chemical, pharmaceutical, recreational, and safety industries worldwide.
Even a small investment in the
design, and implementation of an effective industrial water monitoring plan,
combined with innovative water technologies, can help companies increase
profitability and productivity, and save the environment.
H2oAlliance continues seeking strong partners worldwide, to bring clientele, and set-up operations,
and investors to secure funding for global expansion.
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