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Global recognition

Poland, June 2021

World’s most efficient Water from Air Generator GEN-M installed in Poland! The device is currently being tested in Jelcz by Toyota Motor Manufacturing Poland.

TMMP, a brand for many years manufacturing high quality hybrid vehicles, is renowned for prioritizing environmental care. It is participating in the global Toyota Environmental Challenge 2050, announced in 2015, which is a set of six fundamental challenges with the aim of eliminating almost all CO2 emissions from Toyota vehicles and facilities. The challenges include conserving water and protecting its resources, as well as supporting a recycling-based sustainable society in harmony with nature.

Gaza, February 2020

GEN-M and GEN-L devices installed in southern Gaza cancer hospital and municipal buildings thanks to the collaboration of Watergen, the Israel Institute for Environmental Studies Arava and the Palestinian NGO Damour, involved in activities for the development of the local community.

Uzbekistan, May 2019

Access to drinking water provided in the Innovation Center of Tashkent National University of Uzbekistan, municipal buildings and a local orphanage. GEN-M Atmospheric Water Generators (AWGs) also provide water-from-air for the residents of Samarkand and Bukhara.

Vietnam, 2018

Atmospheric water generators gifted to the people of Hanoi, Vietnam to help the residents gain clean water independence and prevent the spread of bacterial diseases.

USA, 2017-2018

Access to safe drinking water and humanitarian aid given to communities affected by Hurricane Harvey, Irma and Michael. Watergen in partnership with the American Red Cross and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) provided clean and safe drinking water to those areas where there was a critical shortage and where floods disabled the existing water systems and infrastructure.

India, 2017

Atmospheric water technology deployed in New Delhi and Kerala – India’s most densely populated region – to help with the water crisis and problems such as failed infrastructure or high levels of air pollution.