Waterhealth International, Water Purification Companies

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Unquestionably the most imminent threat to the human and economic health of developed and developing nations alike is access to clean, readily available drinking water. Around the world 1.2 billion people live without access to potable water, 900 million of these people reside in Africa and Asia alone. With the population continuing to explode and pollution threatening many fresh water sources, innovation is critical to help clean, manage and preserve our most important natural resource.

WaterHealth International, Inc. is a health-centered company with the primary purpose of developing and marketing proprietary, decentralized water purification systems that provide affordable potable water to rural and urban communities worldwide. The UV Waterworks™ system uses a multi-stage filtration process coupled with proprietary ultraviolet disinfection technology, to convert contaminated water into clean drinking water that exceeds the World Health Organization's standards for potable water. Today, over one million people in India are served by WHI Water Center and more than 450 of WHI's initial products, mostly for rural community uses and urban/peri-urban water stores, have been installed in a number of countries including the Philippines, India, Sri Lanka and the US.

www.waterhealth.com

M2 Renewables has developed and is marketing advanced wastewater treatment systems into the small and medium sized wastewater treatment plant market. The technology is a combination of proprietary solids separation and filtration, managed by a proprietary computer-controlled system. M2 Renewables' unique process changes how wastewater is treated. The system delivers an 80% smaller footprint at half the cost, as well as up to 85% less electricity consumption, meaning clean water with virtually no greenhouse gas emissions. The ability to reclaim water that would otherwise be unusable, coupled with tremendous energy efficiency, make M2 Renewables a win-win - more available water, with less energy and cost.