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WaterProducer-Greenhouse™ Project

Benefits

CIDA's Industrial Cooperation Program contribution of 80% of the total study cost of CAD 200,904 will enable Batavia Greenhouse Builders and local partners to found a private joint venture operating company, GT Water & Food Production Ltd., that has investigated thoroughly all aspects of its business before commencing construction and operation of the water-from-air greenhouse system. Such detailed groundwork is the key to business success that will make Grand Turk's people more self-sufficient in their water and food supply, provide regional socio-economic benefits, and maximize a fair and reasonable return for local investors.


The WaterProducer-Greenhouse™ is a Canadian water-from-air (atmospheric water vapour processing) technology for making Water + Food™.

• It grows temperate zone crops at sea-level in tropical regions.

• The greenhouse produces, from the humid outdoor air, its own fresh water for crop irrigation and extra fresh water for a variety of uses by the local population.



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WaterProducer-Greenhouse™ concept. Graphic by Lorne Baird. © 2004 Batavia Greenhouse Builders Ltd.
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