Latest MultiGen Air Conditioner Water Maker Outputs.

Relative humidity………. 62%

Temperature……………  70F

Litres per hour …………..40

Litres per day……………..960

Litres per year……………350,000

Cooled space ……………2,000 square feet

A small 17.6kW cooling (5 RT)  MultiGen (Chiller and Air water maker)

ISOBAR: Portable absorption cooling

ISOBAR: Portable absorption cooling inspired by Einstein ammonia- water cooling the similar as the MTI air cooled absorption chiller:

The Water X PRIZE

Recognition of our technology by IBM.

WATER

Grand Challenge

Globally, over 780 million people are estimated to lack access to clean water. More than 1 billion people currently live in water-scarce regions, and as many as 3.5 billion could experience water scarcity by 2025. Contamination of water resources has also contributed to a significant decline in the availability of clean water. Over 3.4 million people from across the world are estimated to die each year from water-related diseases. In order to augment currently available water resources, we need to tap into alternate resources like atmospheric extraction of water, which can potentially provide water where it is unavailable or inaccessible, by extracting it directly from the air around us. While technologies exist today for atmospheric water extraction, adoption has been poor globally due to large capital and operating costs and operational limitations. Technological innovation in this space will lead to the development of an atmospheric extraction technology that is a significant improvement over existing technologies in terms of cost, efficiency, use of renewable energy and compactness. The exponential increase in affordability and efficiency can greatly boost adoption, and create impact where it is most needed.

Draft Guidelines

The Water XPRIZE will require teams to develop a community-scale atmospheric water technology that produces at least TBD liters of clean water in 24 hours at the lowest total energy use. The Water XPRIZE aims to fundamentally transform our relationship with water by expanding our understanding of where it comes from and how to tap into it. XPRIZE hopes this prize will demonstrate to the world that access to clean drinking water is a basic human right that can finally be realized.
To find out how you can help support this XPRIZE, please email alliances@xprize.org.

Water Versus Oil or Gold. …. The Water Crisis In India And Pakistan

The International Stockholm Water Prize Is Awarded To Michigan State University Professor, Joan Rose

In Haiti, about 200,000 families (1 million people) have been affected by drought conditions since the beginning of 2015

In Haiti, about 200,000 families (1 million people) have been affected by drought conditions since the beginning of 2015, especially in Sud-Est, Nord-Ouest and Artibonite regions. These prolonged conditions are aggravating the situation of 3.8 million food-insecure people in the country.


http://reliefweb.int/disaster/dr-2015-000091-hti

21 Of The World's Largest Aquifers Have Passed Their Sustainability Tipping Points

The latest data from NASA’s Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) satellites has revealed that 21 of the world's largest aquifers in locations from India to China and Australia have passed their sustainability tipping points. Meaning more water is removed than replaced during a decade long study 2003-2013.

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/2015WR017351/full

 

Included in the list is the Canning aquifer which extends from North of Broome, down to Port Headland and 1000 kilometres inland.

There is not an infinite water supply said NASA’s senior water scientist Jay Famiglietti.

 

Groundwater basins in distress in USA and Canada and throughout the world. http://go.nasa.gov/1HRoYZs



Indonesia: Drought 15 March 2016

Over 1.2 million people are in need of food assistance in Indonesia as a drought-related food crisis has been affecting most of the country since August 2015.

http://reliefweb.int/report/indonesia/indonesia-drought-briefing-note-15-march-2016

Vietnam hit by worst drought in nearly a century.

Months of below-average rainfall have conspired to produce the worst drought in Vietnam in the best part of 100 years.

Vietnam has suffered $6.7 billion in damage from its 2016 drought, which has hit farmers especially hard in the crucial southern Mekong Delta. This cost is approximately 4% of Vietnam's GDP, and beats the $785 million cost (2009 USD) of Typhoon Ketsana of September 28, 2009 for most expensive disaster in their history. In this image, we see a boy holding his brother walking across a drought-hit rice field in Long Phu district, southern delta province of Soc Trang on March 2, 2016.
Here are the nations that have set records in February 2016 for their most expensive weather-related natural disaster in history.

Drought In The Marathwada Region In India

Water will be brought to Latur district by trains in the next 15 days while prohibitory orders were clamped near water supply spots in Parbhani town to prevent any violence as authorities grapple with drought in the worst-hit Marathwada region of Maharashtra.

http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/latur-in-drought-hit-maharashta-to-get-water-by-trains-in-15-days-1339991

The World Water Situation

Check out the world water situation at the website:
http://www.drought.gov/gdm/

Thailand Drought

Thailand to drill 4,300 wells as drought hits hard

Almost $100m redirected for urgent construction of wells to supply drinking and washing water after lengthy shortage.

Worsening drought could prove another headache for Thailand's military government [Barbara Walton/EPA]. Thai authorities are rushing to drill thousands of wells across the country to ensure enough water for drinking and washing, as farmers grapple with a drought and a months-long water shortage.

Authorities examined the water supply and demand nationwide and decided to drill 4,300 more wells, said Suphot Tovichakchaikul, secretary of the National Water Board, which comprises water officials and is chaired by the prime minister.

A Message From Africa

Crisis Hides Behind Drought

Alternative Uses of Water From the Air

An interesting athletic option of making water from air. Check out the FONTUS AIRO and FONTUS RYDE created by the inventor Kristof Retezár.

FONTUS AIRO will save you trouble, weight and might even save your life.  Whether you are hiking in the mountains, camping by the forest or preparing for a survival trip in the desert, AIRO will always guarantee you a safe and smooth adventure.

FONTUS RYDE  is the self filling water bottle for your bicycle.  Harvest water while you are on your bike tour and stay regularly hydrated!  This bottle uses the air stream you create while riding in order to support a cooler which helps to condense water from the air.

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All rights belong to Kristof Retezár. (all rights reserved. Copyright 2016 Retezár. Patent pending) Both water bottles have patent pending. Development of the Fontus project is being funded by AWS (http://www.awsg.at/Content.Node/) Fontus will be launching a crowdfunding campaign in a few weeks.

Renewable Energy World Conference and Expo – Las Vegas, Nevada – Capstone Turbine Corporation

MultiChill Technologies recently attended the world renowned trade show in Las Vegas to showcase it’s state of the art water making an air conditioning technologies. Attendees from all of the world where astonished by the products capabilities. While there Walter Ivison gave a presentation to the sales representatives of Capstone Turbine Corporation to showcase it’s groundbreaking CCHP and water products. By combining Capstone’s Micro-turbines with MultiChill Technologies products Capstone’s Reps can now can offer a complete renewable energy system to clients around the world.