Ann: Fluence awarded first Aspiral project in Latin America, page-4

That’s how it starts, with a reference site. But it’s significant that the most stringent standards that is in Bueno Aires is prepared to approve it. Plus it’s showing FLC is cross selling a product ROW, signifying that it’s working as an integrated company, not one of fiefdoms operating in different parts of the world. 

What baffles me is this statement, ““The water treatment system will treat 1,500 m3/day, while the wastewater treatment plant will treat 60 m3/day using an AspiralTM L1 Smart Packaged unit. The systems are expected to be installed and operational onsite by June 2019.”

Is the 1,500 m3/day referring to a Nirobox system? If it is, then this is a first time FLC is selling a secondary WTP with a tertiary plant.