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South Africa CSIR Orders High Efficiency Cells

For Testing of the DesEL System in Queensland Australia

GUELPH, ON, March 8 /CNW/ - ENPAR Technologies (ENP.V) is pleased to announce that the Center for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) of South Africa has ordered high-efficiency electrochemical cells for on site testing of the DesEL system at a municipality in the State of Queensland, Australia.

Dr Gene Shelp, President and CEO for ENPAR stated, "We are very encouraged about the business opportunities in Australia. Successful testing at the proposed municipality could lead to a significant contract for a larger scale DesEL unit at this location and would act as a showcase for other parties who have shown interest in purchasing the DesEL technology. An aggressive marketing campaign in Australia and other countries with similar requirements is planned."

The high water recovery efficiency of ENPAR's leading-edge DesEL System, coupled with its ability to target certain contaminants while removing a desired percentage of total dissolved ions, sets this system apart from conventional water treatment systems.

ENPAR is a "Water Technology Company" applying its patented and proprietary "Electrochemical Technologies" to the treatment waste water and drinking water contaminated by metals or nutrients i.e., nitrate/ammonia associated with the mining, metal processing, chemical, agricultural, municipal and waste management sectors.

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