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(Khaleej Times-UAE) Michal Michelle Divon - In a pilot program by the Abu Dhabi Municipality, 15 medium-size Watergen water-from-air machines were installed in parks and beaches in Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, and the Abu Dhabi emirate's Western Region in May. 700 additional machines have been ordered, of which 500 are the newly released Genny home device. Watergen and Abu Dhabi-based Al Dahra Holding signed an agreement in November to establish a permanent center in Abu Dhabi for manufacturing and distribution of equipment to produce drinking and irrigation water for the entire Middle East and Africa. "Every household in the UAE will have an air-to-water generating machine within the next two years," said Watergen CEO Michael Mirilashvili. 2021-08-12 00:00:00Full Article
Israeli Machines that Produce Water from Air Placed in UAE Parks, Beaches
(Khaleej Times-UAE) Michal Michelle Divon - In a pilot program by the Abu Dhabi Municipality, 15 medium-size Watergen water-from-air machines were installed in parks and beaches in Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, and the Abu Dhabi emirate's Western Region in May. 700 additional machines have been ordered, of which 500 are the newly released Genny home device. Watergen and Abu Dhabi-based Al Dahra Holding signed an agreement in November to establish a permanent center in Abu Dhabi for manufacturing and distribution of equipment to produce drinking and irrigation water for the entire Middle East and Africa. "Every household in the UAE will have an air-to-water generating machine within the next two years," said Watergen CEO Michael Mirilashvili. 2021-08-12 00:00:00Full Article
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