GWTR partners with BAMI-I to seek pilot site

Global Water Technologies
partners with BAMI-I

Seeks communities to host pilot project on reducing water
main breaks

 

INDIANAPOLIS, December 7, 2012 – Global Water Technologies
(OTC Pink: GWTR) has partnered with the Buried Asset Management Institute – International
(BAMI-I) to test new solutions for aging water infrastructure.

 

Global Water Technologies is introducing a patented new
system from Europe that uses multi-parameter sensors and software to reduce
water loss in drinking water systems. This is a significant problem in the
United States, where aging underground pipes typically lose more than 20
percent of treated water before it reaches customers. In addition to wasting
water and energy, leaking pipes result in hundreds of daily water main breaks that
cause extensive damage and disrupt business.



BAMI-I provide a center of excellence for owners of underground water
infrastructure to join with industry and researchers, using sound science, to
evaluate and develop buried asset management protocols to benefit ratepayers
and other stakeholders by:

            •
protecting public health

            •
maximizing asset lifecycle value

            •
improving the environment

            •
sustaining economic development

            •
enhancing the quality of life



“Sustainable cities must improve efficiency in their water infrastructure,”
said Erik Hromadka, CEO of Global Water Technologies. “This requires new ideas
and collaboration among water utilities, community leaders, research
universities and innovative companies.”

 

More information about BAMI-I is available at: www.bami-i.com

 

Global Water Technologies is seeking municipal and financial
partners for a pilot project in the U.S. to demonstrate how the new technology
can provide early leak detection and reduce water main breaks. Communities
interested in participating in a pilot project should contact the company.

 

More information about Global Water Technologies is
available at: www.gwtr.com

 

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CONTACT:

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Global Water Technologies, Inc.

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