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BLUE WATER PETROLEUM CORP SIGNS ACQUISITION OF ARTAQUA TECHNOLOGIES LTD
BLUE WATER PETROLEUM CORP SIGNS ACQUISITION OF ARTAQUA TECHNOLOGIES LTD.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n CHEYENNE, WY, Jan. 23, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Blue Water Petroleum Corp (OTC PINK: BWPC), announces that it signed a definitive acquisition agreement to acquire ArtAqua Technologies Ltd (“ArtAqua”) www.artaqua.co which will increase the company’s scope in the global wastewater treatment sector. ArtAqua is a proven environmental technology provider with offices in Ireland, Germany and the USA. The company will be acquired for $2,500,000 of BWPC’s Common A stock. ArtAqua holds four patents, all with international applications in the Polymer and Chemical Technology (PCT) vertical. ArtAqua’s membrane technology not only eliminates and removes solids and chemicals but also allows for the recapture of  gold and other precious metals and minerals with their Aragon and Catalon product line. Their AquaMag technology is already used in several AMDW projects, and the company has provided solutions to a global customer base in the UAE, Yemen, South Africa, Tanzania, the USA, Canada, Norway, Germany, Portugal, Mexico, Argentina, Panama, Bolivia, China, Australia, Kazakhstan and Japan ArtAqua’s technologies allow contaminated fossil water, artesian waters and sea water to be purified with a very low energy inputs and at upto 60% less cost than most reverse osmosis technologies. The systems also use a proprietary mineral technology that keeps water fresh for upto 180 days without any chemical additions such as Chlorine. ArtAqua’s desalination concept is based on their patented Variable Velocity Filtration system (VVF) and coupled with the WinWater evaporation-condensation technology uses upto 75% less energy than many other competitors’ systems.  ArtAqua’s technology has one of the few proven methods that extracts upto 99.2% of certain radioactive substances such as Caesium 134 & 137, Strontium, Germanium and Tritium from water. On the product side, the smallest household unit retails from $3,995, to a standardized 100 tons per 24 hours purification unit selling for $79,995. The smallest containerized desalination unit which processes 10 tons per 24 hours sells for $999,995 (All prices are stated in USD). About Blue Water: Blue Water Petroleum Corp, (BWPC) is a global environmental technology provider and patent aggregator...