Ann: EMC Progress in China Initiative - On Track to Achieve Plan, page-39

Great post, thankyou for that ywtoh.

Three words stand out -

Affordable - this is a major issue with poorer, regional cities and the MABR system is cheaper to install and by far, cheaper to run.

Enforceable - EMC can provide reports to show the water being treated is reaching required standards without secondary testing of this treated water.

Efficiency - the EMC MABR system is incredibly efficient at consistently achieving high quality non-potable water and a very low ongoing input cost once the system is established.

The world bank discusses the issue of the conundrum of spending large amounts on first rate systems in large cities when those cities are surrounded by poorer smaller cities putting out poorly treated water into the environment surrounding these large cities.

We take being able to drink water out of a tap for granted whereas those living in China use tap water for cooking and cleaning only and almost never for drinking.....eye opening report and the more you think about the level of problems they have, the more the size of the opportunity makes your head spin...,

Low cost/effective waste water treatment is imperative to dealing with their burgeoning health care spend....

Can EMC design a system that takes in air and filters it with minimal running cost after setup so we solve both their water and air issue?? ,

Kind regards, SEAH.