Water Conservation Breakthrough
Here’s a unique application of the “Internet of Things” to the challenges facing civilization with respect to conserving water. It’s a “smart-home” network that can be quickly, easily and economically retrofitted in existing multifamily housing complexes that monitors the use of the major points of water usage: toilets, showers, and washers.
It’s rare that I find a company so well-positioned for success. These guys’ strength is based on the fact that financially, this is a huge win for everyone concerned: the building owner (who gets his investment back quickly via savings on his water bill), the tenant (who saves money by conserving water), the company selling the product (and services to support it—wait till you see this business model), as well as our civilization as a whole (which just found an extremely effective tool to deal with one of its thorniest issues).
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They’re looking for an accredited cleantech investor to come on board and help accelerate their progress. If you happen to know of someone who may be interested, please call or write, and I’ll connect them directly with the principles.
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