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Global Water Technologies, Inc.
351 W. 10th Street #537
Indianapolis, Indiana 46202
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.gwtr.com



Share Structure
Authorized Shares 1,000,000,000
Outstanding shares 11,448,605
Float 5,895,503

Company Subsidiary

Electric H2O, Inc. is a subsidiary of Global Water Technologies that utilizes non-chemical water treatment to prevent scaling in cooling towers through its line of ED2000™ ED2000PLUS™ and AquaPhysic™ systems. Developed through research at Drexel University, the three proprietary technologies address scale, microbiological growth, corrosion and fouling in cooling water systems.


Click here to learn more about Electric H20 products and history.

Intellectual Property

Global Water Technologies has a small patent portfolio that includes U.S. Patent No. 5,951,856 for Water Hardness Reduction through Interactive Molecular Agitation and Filtration. The patent was issued in 1999 and the 12-year maintenance fee has been paid. On January 11, 2011, the company was issued U.S. Patent No. 7,867,470 for the On-Site Manufacture of Sulfuric Acid.



Click here to learn more about on-site manufacturing of sulfuric acid

Click here to learn more about water hardness reduction.

Company Affiliations & Partnerships
Global Water Technologies, Inc. has developed a number of strategic partnerships with related companies, academic institutions and other organizations that seek to improve water efficiency.

The company is an affiliate of the Indiana University Research and Technology Corporation through its Emerging Technologies Center in downtown Indianapolis.

Click here to learn more about IURTC

Global Water plans to work on further development and commercialization with Agua Dulce, a world leader in alkaline water and soil treatment. Agua Dulce is an innovative company that uses sulfurous acid to treat water for agriculture, industry and other specialized uses.


Click here to learn more about AguaDulce

Global Water Technologies (OTC Pink: GWTR) is pleased to announce that its new partnership with Martinek Water Management, GmbH, is moving forward with efforts to set up a pilot project in the United States to provide real-time monitoring of leak conditions and reduce loss in drinking water systems.


Click here to learn more about Martinek Water Management

The company is also pleased to be part of a new water technology cluster formed in the Indiana-Ohio-Kentucky region and the national Water Innovations Alliance.


Click here to learn more about the Water Innovations Alliance.

In March 2011 the United States EPA had a presentation at the Water Innovations Alliance.

http://www.waterinnovations.org/PDF/Therouxpresentation3-8-11MT.pdf

"...A First - Joint Agency Announcement

January 18, 2011 – EPA Administrator Jackson and SBA
Administrator Karen Mills announced the formation of the
WTIC in the Cincinnati/Dayton region, including Northern
Kentucky and Indiana.

WTIC directly supports EPA’s new Drinking Water Strategy
Resource commitments to seed the effort:

$5M available for a National Center for Innovative
Drinking Water Treatment Technology (STAR Grant)

$1.5M available to fund innovative water treatment
technologies being developed by the private sector (EPASBIR)..."

The Water Technology Innovation Cluster (WTIC) initiated in Dayton/Cincinnati/northern Kentucky/southeast Indiana was formed in January 2011 to develop and commercialize innovative water technologies that solve environmental challenges and spur sustainable economic development in the region.

Click here to learn more about the Environmental Protection Agency and innovative water technologies.

Click here to visit Global Water Technologies message board here on invetorshub.com

IMO and FWIW.