Rainmaker's Seawater to Tap System Transforms Water Access in Turks and Caicos

Rainmaker Worldwide Inc., a pioneer in water technology solutions, has successfully deployed its Miranda Water Technologies' Seawater to Tap system in the Turks and Caicos Islands, specifically at Northwest Point Condominiums in Providenciales. This innovative system, capable of converting high-salinity seawater into potable water, has already produced over 2 million litres of drinking water in just four months. The R/OCell® system, known for its energy efficiency and compact design, is part of Rainmaker's commitment to providing decentralized water solutions to remote and island communities. The project's success was highlighted by Chris Potts, Chairman of Northwest Point Condominiums, and Michael O’Connor, CEO of Rainmaker, emphasizing the importance of local partnerships and the system's reliability. This deployment underscores Rainmaker's role in addressing global water scarcity through advanced technology.

Rainmaker and its subsidiary Miranda Water Technologies are at the forefront of water treatment innovations, offering solutions like the Air-to-Water technology and the patented Miracell® Rotating Biological Contactor for wastewater treatment. With over 1,200 systems deployed across 40 countries, Miranda's expertise in biological water and wastewater treatment is globally recognized. This latest achievement in the Turks and Caicos Islands is a testament to Rainmaker's mission of solving the global water crisis through sustainable and efficient water purification technologies. For more details, visit www.mirandawater.com and www.rainmakerww.com/press-room/.