Water For All

Are You For Water?

While you and your planet are mostly made up with water, how much do you actually care for this natural resource of which our life depends on? Let’s have a look.

In the next forty years the world will see a population of more than 9 billion people resulting into unprecedented scarcity of water, food and many other fundamental resources. This is in light of changing climate patterns, failing groundwater availability, weakening ecosystems and poorly integrated water management across the world. Presently the challenges that unmanaged wastewater poses in the environment are interconnected and becoming ever more severe. It is critical that wastewater management is dealt with utmost priority and an integral part of smart city planning and integrated urban development because the natural water resource is not at all getting recharged!

Recognising Wastewater As A Resource

Wastewater is severely undervalued as a potential resource throughout the world. Without giving a second thought, we waste water in gallons. The amount of water per person wasted is simply mindboggling and by the passing of time, it will increase only. Smart and sustained investment in wastewater management can generate multiple profits for everyone in the society and for that both private and public sectors should work hand in hand to stop negative charging of water and enlist sustainable ways to recharge water.

Wastewater Recycling

Our main objective is to reuse decontaminated water, which reduces direct use of virgin water resources and preserve those sources for our consumption. The quality of our treatment technologies allows for the reuse of the treated wastewater.

• You can benefit from advanced tertiary treatment like ultrafiltration, microfiltration, ozonisation, UV disinfection technologies
• Use the recycled water in gardening, agriculture, cleaning vehicles, even roads, etc
• Avoid discharge, while increasing the available water quantities
• Limit energy costs.

Preserving And Restoring Our Planet's Natural Capital: Water

You would be shocked that of the 165 billion m3 of wastewater collected and processed annually throughout the world, only 2% are reused. To shorten this vast abyss, we have treatments that we propose to corporates and other organisations to enable the reuse of wastewater for their various non-domestic purposes.

• Watering of parks, gardens, lawns, etc
• Industrial cleaning and process water
• Recharging water tables
• Residential Sewage management
• Preserve freshwater resources
• Postpone or eliminate the need to develop a new water resource
• Reduce disposal and energy costs
• Improve visibility of long-term costs of water supply
• Minimize the environmental impact of wastewater discharge
• Attract new industry

We use advanced techniques to recycle wastewater while preventing the discharge of polluting agents.

So in a way we are returning water back to nature in its best possible natural form by removing all solid and chemical wastes generated by humankind.