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Ambient Water Pursues Business Development Opportunities for Atmospheric Water Generation Technology in Latin America
Ambient Water Pursues Business Development Opportunities for Atmospheric Water Generation Technology in Latin America.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nAmbient Water Pursues Business Development Opportunities for Atmospheric Water Generation Technology in Latin America \n\nAmbient Water Pursues Business Development Opportunities for Atmospheric Water Generation Technology in Latin America\n\n\nCompany Continues Positive Discussions With Leaders Throughout the Region for Potential Purchase and Implementation of Water Technologies to Combat Water Scarcity Issues \n\n\n SPOKANE, WA--(Marketwired - February 24, 2016) -  Ambient Water (OTCQB: AWGI), a leading provider of atmospheric water generation systems for extracting water from humidity in the air, today commented on the recent and ongoing discussions regarding the potential purchase of its atmospheric water generation technologies by multiple organizations throughout the Latin American region where water scarcity has become a real crisis. Potential customers in Ecuador, Colombia, Panamá, Chile and Brazil are interested in the technology.The need for relief is significant, as the region is now under a state of emergency\nfollowing flooding in December after El Nino forced more than 160,000 residents from Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina, and Brazil out of their homes. The flooding has impacted the clean water supply by spreading bacteria and wiping out infrastructure, creating a need for an immediate, sustainable solution. Company representatives have traveled extensively throughout Latin America in the last 12 months, resulting in significant interest and positive feedback around the purchase and implementation of its atmospheric water generation technology, including its flagship AW400 unit, the M2500, and the AW20K.\n Ecuador. The impending volcanic eruption of Cotopaxi combined with the flooding from El Nino has prompted President Rafael Correa to declare a state of emergency. Ambient Water representatives have had discussions with municipal leaders throughout the country, with significant interest in the AW400s as a water resource for Ecuadorian citizens as questions remain about the status of the water supply once Cotopaxi erupts. \n Colombia. There are already at least 37 municipalities within the country that have declared a state of emergency due to water scarcity and drought. Ambient Water representatives have recently discussed the possible implementation of several of its atmospheric water generators wi...