Applications

• Commercial Buildings
• Office Parks
• Schools, Colleges, Universities
• Industrial Buildings
• Municipal Buildings

High volumes of bottled water (in plastic containers mostly) are consumed, at a high financial cost and large carbon footprint. The large carbon footprint is due to transporting the bottled water, and through the creation and disposal of tons of plastic containers

Water can be created on the roof of commercial buildings, then piped through the buildings to chilled dispensers, coffee machines, urns and kettles

High volumes of bottled water (in plastic containers mostly) are consumed, at a high financial cost and large carbon footprint. The large carbon footprint is due to transporting the bottled water, and through the creation and disposal of tons of plastic containers

• Architects
• Asset Owners
• Consulting Engineers
• Developers
• Quantity Surveyors
• Main Contractors

• Bush Lodges
• Mining Exploration
• Oil Rigs
• Ships at sea

Access to drinking water is difficult, often requiring expensive transport of bottled water to the environment (by helicopter for oil rigs)

Water can be created on-site, then piped through the site to chilled dispensers, coffee machines, urns and kettles

High volumes of bottled water (in plastic containers mostly) are consumed, at a high financial cost and large carbon footprint. The large carbon footprint is due to transporting the bottled water, and through the creation and disposal of tons of plastic containers

• Asset Owners
• Consulting Engineers
• Quantity Surveyors
• Main Contractors

• Remote communities that have no municipal supply of water
• Over-populated suburban communities that have inadequate water supplies – from both capacity and quality perspectives

• Inadequate supplies of water
• Poor quality supplies of water

• Through Corporate-funded schemes, water outlets and shops can supply high-quality water in a sustainable way
• These schemes can include:
  • Advertising Boards where the sponsors also fund Cirrus water technology
  • Spaza-shops where the sponsors sell their products and subsidise or give away drinking water
  • Municipality-funded water stations that replace expensive water tankers

• Increased health within the communities
• Increased productivity and morale within the communities
• Support of one of the fundamental rights of humans – access to drinking water

• Consulting Engineers
• Government Departments and Municipalities
• Main Contractors
• CSR Funds