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Water Technologies International, Inc. Plans to Offer its Complete Containerized Water Treatment Packages & Simpods to the Oil & Gas Industry and Hires 30-year Veteran of the Industry to Market the Products in the US and Abroad
Water Technologies International, Inc. Plans to Offer its Complete Containerized Water Treatment Packages & Simpods to the Oil & Gas Industry and Hires 30-year Veteran of the Industry to Market the Products in the US and Abroad.
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[{"type":"text","content":"WEST PALM BEACH, FL / ACCESSWIRE / July 21, 2021 / Water Technologies International, Inc. (OTC PINK:WTII) the leader in the technology in atmospheric water generator's production and design announced today that it has hired a 30-year veteran, James Athans IV to market its complete containerized water treatment packages to the Oil & Gas Industry. Water Technologies has a multitude of products for treatment of well water and produced water used for hydraulic fracturing and other remedial applications. The containerized water treatment packages and pre-engineered treatment plants that have been upgraded and modernized to treat water for reuse in initial completion and various remedial methodologies requiring large volumes of on-hand water while able to meet the EPA's green standard required by the Petroleum Industry.Water Technologies wholly owned subsidiary, GR8 Water can provide complete containerized water treatment packages. https://gr8water.net/systems/ These products can save thousands of dollars over client-provided water treatment buildings, especially if a new building is required. The units are built-in one-way shipping containers (20-feet, 40-feet, and High Cube type), and provide all filtration, electrical and mechanical connections inside. https://gr8water.net/datafiles/SIMPODBrochure.pdfWater Technologies has hired James Athans IV, President of Shield Technologies in Houston, Texas as an independent contractor to sell the product line to existing clients and contacts. Mr. Athans has over 30 years' experience in the industry and said, "hydraulic fracturing has significantly changed over the years and has placed a challenge and huge demand for water in an already shrinking available supply. Fracking has expanded oil and gas development but has also become a threat to water resources. The fracking process utilizes millions of gallons of fluid, of which, 90% is water. This innovative technology allows operators to minimize the need for water wells and ensure clean consistent water is used during fracturing as well as other applications in the Oil and Gas Industry."Water Technologies, Inc.'s CEO, William Scott Tudor, said, "I see the market for oil and gas expanding as the projects cannot go forward without an ample clean water supply. Water Technologies already has interest from several Oil and Gas Comp...