Sustainability
Two technologies that cut what a site has to buy in from outside: drinking water generated from the air, and electricity generated on the roof. Assessed, supplied, installed and maintained.
AWG Technology
Atmospheric water generation — drinking water condensed out of the humidity already in the air. No water source, no pipeline, no delivery truck.
Solar Energy
Photovoltaic systems sized to the site’s own consumption, with hybrid and battery-backed configurations where continuity matters.
Atmospheric water generation (AWG) produces drinking water by cooling ambient air below its dew point and condensing the moisture out of it. The unit needs only power and humidity — no well, no mains connection, no tanker.
For a site that currently buys bottled water by the pallet, the case is straightforward: the water is produced where it is consumed, and the plastic, the logistics and the storage disappear with it.
Site and climate study
Temperature and relative humidity across the full year at the actual location, and the output that profile genuinely supports — month by month, not as a single annual figure.
Equipment matched to the envelope
Units selected against the site’s real operating range — minimum humidity, maximum ambient temperature — and not against a nameplate rating measured in laboratory conditions.
Supply, installation, commissioning
Equipment supply, mechanical and electrical installation, water treatment and mineralisation, and distribution to the points of use.
Service and water quality
Filter replacement, sanitisation schedule, performance monitoring and periodic water quality testing under an agreed maintenance scope.
- Hotels and resorts replacing bottled water in rooms and F&B
- Residential and corporate compounds on bottled-water contracts
- Industrial facilities supplying drinking water to a large workforce
- Government, educational and institutional buildings
- Coastal and humid locations, where output is highest
- Sites where delivered drinking water is expensive or unreliable
Rooftop & ground-mount PV
Photovoltaic systems for commercial and industrial roofs, car-park canopies and open ground, engineered around available area, structure and orientation.
Commercial & industrial supply
Systems sized to offset the site’s own daytime consumption, with metering and monitoring so the saving is measurable rather than estimated.
Hybrid & battery systems
Battery-backed configurations for sites that need continuity through outages, or that want to shift generation into evening load.
Standalone & pumping systems
Independent systems for remote sites, agricultural water pumping, and facilities without reliable grid supply.
- Site assessmentFor solar: consumption profile, available area, roof or ground condition, shading and grid connection. For AWG: climate profile, water demand, current water cost and delivery arrangement.
- System design and modellingSizing, layout and expected output under the site’s real conditions — with the assumptions written down.
- Commercial proposalEquipment specification, delivered cost, timeline, and the basis of every projected saving — stated openly.
- Equipment supplyProcured to the agreed specification, with lead times confirmed before order.
- Installation and commissioningDelivered with licensed local contractors, tested and commissioned against the design.
- Monitoring, service and maintenancePerformance monitoring and a maintenance scope agreed before handover, not after.
- Hotels, resorts and hospitality properties
- Warehouses, factories and light industry
- Retail centres, supermarkets and fuel stations
- Agricultural sites and irrigation pumping
- Schools, clinics and institutional buildings
- Office and mixed-use commercial buildings
Have a site to evaluate?
For solar, send the location, the available area and twelve months of electricity bills. For AWG, send the location and one month of actual water spend. That is enough for a first sizing.