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WaterProducer-Greenhouse™

Agri-business and water bottling enterprise market
  • 200,000 L/day
  • Lifetimes: equipment ~ 10 years, structure ~ 20 years
Progress made (IP)
  • Viability Study (supported by Canadian International Development Agency*) successfully completed for a proposed installation on the island of Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos Islands
  • WaterProducer Greenhouse™ computer model
  • Financial model for a water + food producing business with the Greenhouse system at its core
Next steps
  • Proof of concept prototype
  • Functional prototype—WaterProducer™ at tropical carbonate island site using saline groundwater from 250 m depth as natural coolant
  • Pre-production prototype—Grand Turk site using natural coolant from 500 m depth of carbonate island 
  • Production—turn-key installations at multitude of sites along arid tropical coastlines. Natural coolant access either from deep wells drilled in carbonate islands or pipeline to thermocline depth in ocean (for islands with bedrock of volcanic origin)
Image of WaterProducer-Greenhouseâ„¢
Click on image for larger image. Several exhaust fans force air through a greenhouse. Humid air passes through a series of cooling coils producing potable water. Natural coolant from saline groundwater is pumped to the surface. Energy to power the exhaust fans and lift the coolant can be from wind generators to provide a sustainable and environmentally-friendly water-producing system. (Graphic by Lorne Baird. © 2004, Batavia Greenhouse Builders Ltd.)

* Viability Study undertaken with the financial support of the Government of Canada provided through the Canadian International Development Agency (Contribution Agreement E4936-K060831 to Batavia Greenhouse Builders Ltd.)


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