Published in: In the Americas, the Official blog of the commander of U.S. Southern Command By General Doug Fraser Although natural disasters can occur at any time, June through December is a particularly susceptible season in the Caribbean basin because of the annual Atlantic hurricane season. The 2011 Hurricane Season has been active and deadly, [...]

Published in: fairfaxnews.com By Fairfax News Propane and methanol fuel cells, solar-panel collectors and wind turbines are just a few examples of alternative-energy sources that have been on display this week in the Pentagon courtyard. The demos and exhibits were all part of the Energy and Sustainability Technology Fair to show the ways in which [...]

WorldWater’s new PEAK stand-alone solar infrastructure system being demonstrated and used in Honduras. PEAK is a solar-water-communications tool contained in an ISU-60 container for ready deployment in support of security, disaster response, humanitarian missions and more.

WorldWater, in partnership with Tri-Ocean Carbon of Egypt, have designed, engineered and are executing a pilot project which involves two solar powered irrigation systems in Egypt. One system is at a 70 acre farm near Wadi El Natrun, where a 135 KW array will drive a 150 horsepower pump to draw water from a depth [...]

Two (2) of WorldWater’s Mobile MaxPure® systems are being installed in Afghanistan as part of USAID’s Regional Afghan Program for Urban Populations/South (RAMP-UP/SOUTH) Project. RAMP-UP South works with six provincial capitals in southern Afghanistan to improve municipal government capacity, service delivery, economic development, and revenue generation through public-private partnerships that support local financial independence and [...]

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