Well the tank subsidy went great here in sth east qld - $1000 rebate per household for installing 1 or more tanks. I actually just installed 2 10000litre ones and just finished connecting the pumps up today. They are full after recent rain. I am also interested in the greywater unit also as I want lots of water for my gardens but am sick of paying an excess bill each year for water. I can only see water costing more over the next decade especially with the qld govt taking control of the water grid.
I was enticed to the tanks with the rebate so if a subsidy was available for an effective greywater unit and it was reasonably priced I would certainly be interested as would a lot of people.
Who are the directors on the Aquenox board.? You should push for a position and as you say get Aquenox out in the spotlight. I recall a victorian company getting a good story in the paper not long ago and they vitually had similar products. Water is a hot topic.
ps When you start printing flyers get your big headings right! lol.
And anyone who would dress up as Santa obviously has genuine intentions. Thats what they need - someone other than Joe who has a deep passion for water recycling, sole focus on the job, good pr skills and contacts.
Shit, Santa's the man.
World, Aquenox is coming!
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