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Water Safety After A Prolonged Shut-down
Stagnant or low-flow water conditions increase the risk for growth and spread of Legionella and other biofilm-associated bacteria. Stagnant water can also lead to low or undetectable levels of disinfectant, such as...
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Plant-based water treatment solution for today’s water issues.
Decreases water use (increases the cycles of concentration in cooling towers)
Reduces chemical use and disposal
Improves water quality, clarity, stability
Can reduce heavy metal ions
Improves...
In December 2019, Premier Water & Energy Technology, Inc. began working with Pure Water for the World (PWW) to help a community in Honduras called El Tablazo. This community did not have access to safe drinking water and children had to go out into the...
This week we were excited to get an update from our partners with Pure Water for the World. Please keep reading to learn more from PWW.
Introduction
On March 16, 2020, the Honduran government shut down all non-essential businesses, including PWW, in response to COVID-19. While a...
Premier Water has partnered with Pure Water for the World (PPW) for an exciting water project in El Tablazo, Honduras. El Tablazo is a small community located in the Trojes region of Honduras. There are 23 families, with 108 residents in total. This community is...
In August, Premier Water funded our next water project with charity: water. Here is what charity: water told us about the region:
“Niger has over three billion cubic meters of drinkable water available underground, but few can afford to build systems to bring it to the...
