KESS Technologies Inc. / KESSWater.com

24/7 Large scale Fresh Water desalination production without external power or infrastructure costs. De-ionization, and Purification to distilled water. Salts/Minerals/Metals brine accelerated evaporation without grid or power plant power.

Referring to KESS as THE "Tried and True" desalination technology...is a bit of an understatement... its been around for millions if not billions of years... (the others, SWRO. etc., decades).

Like most all historical discoveries, we've just found and captured what's "always been", then greatly amplified it yes, and stuck it into a box.. but the basic water producing physics are identical to any hurricane...

KESS Is on the way! Supplying safe, clean, healthy, affordable and unlimited fresh water to The World our destination.

From: KESSWater.com

Here's an equally disturbing and unsatisfying recent post, this one in the New York Times. Please take a few moments to digest.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/22/climate/desalination-water-climate-change.html

Again, the same exact problems and issues as precisely and eloquently expressed in the CNBC video; Cost, Environment, and Inequality of Access/Usage.

1. The costs to build SWRO plants run in the several Billions of $USD/dollars. The costs to operate SWRO plants are in the Hundreds of Millions of $USD/dollars, per YEAR. KESSWater Cells are factory manufactured at a fraction of the cost and have near zero water production operating costs.

2. Not well hidden, the true environmental costs are being subverted, masked, disguised, concealed and fought against viciously by the SWRO industry. KESSWater Cell by products are nearly dry baggable Super Sacks that can be transported.

3. ONLY the wealthy, energy rich nations can afford SWRO water... while In the rest of the world suffers. No comment necessary.

In production, KESSWater Cells on a distributed basis, VS. concentrated systems; are the answer to all the above problems.

Regards,

markdgoodley
kesswater.com
ceo

The World Can Make More Water From the Sea, but at What Cost? As more places face a scarcity of fresh water, desalination is seen as a possible answer. But energy and financial requirements limit how widely it can be used.

From: KESSWater.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfr82RB72U8

This is a Must See video very recently produced and released by CNBC.

(KESSWater.com had absolutely no input into the making this video, though it unintentionally makes the strongest possible argument for KESSWater.)

Regards,

markdgoodley
kesswater.com
ceo, kesstechnologies.com

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