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(Frankfurt,
13.04.2007)
Die
AguaSolara©
Systeme zur Gewinnung von Trinkwasser aus der
Umgebungsluft haben ihre Entwicklungen abgerundet.
AFRICOM Technology Transfer, Hirrlingen (Deutschland)
hat die Betreuung der Lizenzgemeinschaft übernommen.
Vermarktung
und Entwicklung der AguaSolara©
Systeme zur Gewinnung von Trinkwasser aus der
Umgebungsluft werden seit 01.04. 2007 zentral von der
Fa. Africom Technology Transfer wahrgenommen. Damit
nimmt Deutschland auch hier mit einer umweltfreundlichen
Technologie eine Vorreiterrolle ein.
Die Anlagen und Systeme, die allein mit den erneuerbaren
Energien Solarenergie und Biogas arbeiten sind für die
dezentrale Wasser- und Energie-Versorgung in trockenen,
netzfernen, ländlichen Regionen in Afrika, Asien und
dem pazifischen Raum entwickelt worden.
Neben der netzunabhängigen, CO2 reduzierenden „Wasser
aus Luft“ Technologie, ist das Programm durch eine
modular aufgebaute Meerwasserentsalzungs-Anlage, die mit
einer Solar Parabolrinne betrieben wird, mit einem
vorgefertigtem Biogas Fermenter sowie einem kleinen
solarbetriebenen Anhänger zur Wasserreinigung und Bewässerung
ergänzt worden.
Alle Systeme sind vorrangig entwickelt worden um in
Entwicklungsländern, unabhängig von nutzbaren
Wasservorkommen, eine bezahlbare Wasserversorgung
einzurichten.
„Wir werden die Förderung von Erneuerbaren
Energien und Energieeffizienz in den Entwicklungsländern
gezielt weiter ausbauen. Zur Zeit sind wir in diesem
Bereich in 35 Ländern mit einem Volumen von 1,6
Milliarden Euro tätig. ...“
(Bundesentwicklungsministerin
Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul am 05.04.2007 in Berlin)
Die nun aktuell politisch vorgegebene Zielrichtung
entspricht exakt der Ausrichtung aller Neuentwicklungen
von AguaSolara©.
Um diese umfangreiche Aufgabe anzugehen ist es eine der
Hauptaufgaben von Africom Technology Transfer diese
Technologie im Zuge einer Lizenzgemeinschaft
Herstellern, Vertriebsfirmen und Investoren anzubieten.
Nach der großen internationalen Resonanz im letzten
Herbst auf einem Vorstellungs-Symposium in Frankfurt
wurde nun als weitere Maßnahme eine ausführliche
Webseite (www.aguasolara.com) in deutsch und englisch
aufgebaut. Diese Seiten vermitteln umfangreiche
Informationen über Problematik, Technologie und das
Lizenzangebot zur Gewinnung von Wasser aus der Atmosphäre.
Africom, Technology transfer, Tel: +49 (0)7478-91150
(License administration of AguaSolara)
e-mail: afrikom@aol.com
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| Unexpected high number of participants and license
agreements on the AguaSolara Water Symposium.
Business News (Frankfurt a.M. 20.10.2006)
Large interest in the AguaSolara system from Africa and
Asia and a successful start of the licence business.
The AFRICOM Technology transfer announces large interest in the AguaSolara
system from Africa, Asia and the US. A successful start of the licensing
during the symposium hold in Frankfurt a.M on 4 and 5 October.
Because of the unexpectedl high number of international
participants from the private sector, national authorities and different
NGO's the symposium, where the AguaSolara system was introduced, had to be
shifted in larger conference rooms.
With enterprises from 9 countries contracts were closed over selling and
production licenses for the AguaSolara CompactUnit generating drinking
water from the atmosphere.
Several institutions signed preliminary agreements to incorporate the
system in planned infrastructure projects. The high level of the detailed
technical documentation and the complete marketing and business plan attracted an
extraordinary attention.
The deciding factors, according to the opinion of the
participants, for this innovative water generating technology were the use
of solar energy and biogas and the fair license prices.
Africom, Technology transfer, Tel: +49 (0)7478-91150
(License administration of AguaSolara)
e-mail: afrikom@aol.com
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| (Frankfurt, August 20, 2006)
A technical Breakthrough for the poorest of the world.
Drinking water generating from atmosphere by
Solar Hybrid Technology.
Most of the remote areas in the 3rd world do not
have access to clean drinking water and electricity. It is more than 1
billion people, who suffer from epidemics and high child mortality because
of bad water, which results in under development of their living. A
number, which shall be halved according to the Millennium Statement of the
states of UN till the year of 2015.
But how to do it?
If the access to the water and power nets in areas like African Sahel,
the jungle of Laos, the grass lands of Turkmenistan or in the Amazons area is
technical and economical unrealistic.
This is the problem, which Mr. Dipl-Ing. Ingo Herr, living today in
Schoemberg, Germany, is working on for many years. Already in the 1970th
he lived in South Africa and visited other countries to learn the
difference of this continent to Europe. Later he was involved in Project
of foreign aid in Togo. Together with the Austrian Engineer Leopold
Ritter, who is resident in Lomè, he developed the Compact Container Unit
to produce clean drinking water from the atmosphere. This unit includes as
an essential speciality the Hygroextractor, which he had developed for
this system.
No running cost to generate drinking water and to realize basic
infrastructure with energy from photovoltaic and biogas for the poorest of
the world.
The protected system for production and purifying water with
integrated power station for little villages is named AguaSolara and uses
only sources of renewable energy, which is solar radiation and biogas from
biomass. Both sources of energy are founding sufficiently in the rural areas of the 3rd world. They just have to be used. An other
effect is that it does not increase the CO2 content of the atmosphere. The
process just gives back, what was taken by the biomass. The system is not
only energy ecologic orientated it also helps our planet according to the
convention for protection of climate.
The final project development will be presented on a
symposium for an interested consortium and the global production will be
started.
On October 04. and 05.2006 during a 2 days symposium in Frankfurt a.M.
with speakers from UNO, Development aid organisations and banks the system
will be presented and the licences for production will be offered.
An interested consortium of international businessmen is expected to
collect information in a direct dialogue from international foreign aid
organisations. Further more to get information from specialists from
leading banks about support money, finance instruments and modes of
carrying out, etc. connected to EU, world bank and KfW.
For the utilization of the development Dipl-Ing. Ingo Herr could win Fa.
AFRICOM, Technology Transfer, which is specialised in foreign aid
projects, to manage the licence business of the Aguasolara Compact Unit
and Fa. IMC Consulting in Freiburg, the centre for solar technology in
Germany, as adviser.
For personal information please contact:
Africom, Technology Transfer,
D-72145 Hirrlingen / Germany
afrikom@aol.com
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