All Things Water

[antman]

Check out this company called Enpar Technologies if you get a minute-
Trading symbol is ENP.V (TSX Exchange)
Website is http://www.enpar-tech.com/

I'd be very interested to know what you think about their technology-
It has been approved and is in use for a city in Canada called Guelph, so basically the government of Canada has verified and approved the technology.
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Enpar has just signed an MOU with a very big corporation out of the Middle East called Miahona that I think will result in a lot of sales for Enpar technology- Miahona has been doing a lot of due diligence-
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(Press Release)
Enpar expects formal Arabian JV for water treatment


2012-11-05 15:05 ET - News Release


Mr. Gene Shelp reports

ENPAR HOSTS CHAIRMAN AND CEO OF MIAHONA UPDATE ON BUSINESS ACTIVITIES IN THE MIDDLE EAST

Enpar Technologies Inc. has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Miahona of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) to develop markets for Enpar's array of state-of-the-art water treatment technologies in KSA and other regions of the Middle East.

A fully owned subsidiary of the Arabian Company for Water and Power Development Ltd. (ACWA Holding), Miahona is a world-class company, which provides management services for industrial and urban utilities (management and concession) for water supply, waste water collection and treatment facilities.

During the past 12 months, a joint technical/business development team has been engaged in business development activities centring on the introduction of Enpar's innovative water treatment systems within the two major industrial regions of the KSA.

As a result of recent positive developments arising from the company's joint business activities, Enpar is pleased to have hosted Miahona representatives at the company headquarters in Guelph, Ont. During the past week, Dr. Walid Abderrahman, chairman and chief executive officer of Miahona, audited the company's manufacturing facilities and the full-scale demonstration unit currently operating at a local municipal facility.

Dr. Shelp commented: "Our joint efforts have identified specific applications and target end-users within the petrochemical and energy sectors for Enpar's innovative water treatment systems, and near-term sales are anticipated within the KSA. Successful implementation of our ESD and AmmEL systems will result in a formal joint venture agreement. Future business development activities will include the oil and gas, mining, food and beverage, and municipal sectors."

It has been reported that the Middle East and North Africa region supports 5 per cent of the world's population with less than 1 per cent of the global, available water supply. The value of the reuse market in Saudi Arabia is estimated at $3.4-billion (U.S.) for the period 2009 to 2016, making it the third largest water reuse market in the world. Saudi Arabia's advanced treated water reuse capacity is growing at an annual rate exceeding 30 per cent and is expected to reach 2.2 million cubic metres per day by 2016 from its reported, current level of 260,000 cubic metres per day.

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