MobileMax Units on the Ground in Iraq

U.S. Military received 12 portable, solar-powered MobileMaxPure™ units for Iraq.

Hurricane Katrina Relief

The donation by WorldWater & Power Corp and NAI Global of our Mobile MaxPure™ unit was mentioned in an article entitled “Alternative Energy Powers Up the Coast” in the current issue of Pointe Innovation magazine, published by the Mississippi Technology Alliance. The link to the article on the Mississippi Technology Alliance website is http://www.technologyalliance.ms/pointe-innovation/view.php?entryID=391.

The entire issue of Pointe Innovation, the only magazine in Mississippi devoted solely to technology and innovation, focuses on a single topic: Rebuilding Mississippi.

As Tony Jeff, Chief Operating Officer of the Mississippi Technology Alliance, explains:
“When planning our Winter 2005 issue, it seemed appropriate for the magazine to reflect the single-mindedness we all feel after Hurricane Katrina. Now months after the storm, helping our neighbors along the Gulf Coast and far inland recover is still the main topic of conversation at dinner tables, business meetings and coffee shops throughout Mississippi. We asked our writers to avoid rehashing the facts you already know about Hurricane Katrina and focus instead on the ways that Mississippians are using technology, for recovery and for renewal.”

Some of you may find other articles in the issue interesting as well, using the links at http://www.technologyalliance.ms/pointe-innovation/latest-issue.php .

WorldWater & Solar Technologies, Corp., one of “five inspiring examples” of small businesses that have made themselves part of the solution in the wake of the hurricanes along the U.S. Gulf Coast appears in the Dec. 2005/Jan. 2006 issue of FSB (Fortune Small Business). The article is by Ian Mount.

WorldWater & Solar Technologies is proud to join with international real estate firm NAI Global to send a specially equipped version of WW&P’s Mobile MaxPure™ unit to Waveland, MI., one of the hardest hit of the Gulf Coast regions ravaged by Hurricane Katrina. This unit will provide power, pumping, and water purification services wherever it is needed, and can be easily relocated thanks to its built-in trailer feature. It will provide up to 15,000 gallons a day of potable water to the hurricane refugees.

“This unit is a practical, ready-to-work product for critical situations like this,” stated Quentin T. Kelly, WorldWater’s founder and Chairman.

Gerald C. Finn, Chairman of NAI Global (left) and Quentin T. Kelly, Chairman of WorldWater & Solar Technologies, jointly donated this special Mobile MaxPure™ power, pumping, and purification unit to the storm-ravaged community of Waveland, Mississippi