About Us
Firewater is a service company organized around the basic principle of supplying drinking water into any type of emergency, temporary facility, or transient camp, using virtually any source of water available to provide clean, clear, fresh drinking water.
Perhaps the most important advantage to using this system is the elimination of thousands of empty plastic water bottles and the impact on the environment they cause. At Firewater we provide a turnkey solution to the logistical problems involved in searching for, acquiring and then shipping in pallets of water from sources and then having to manage the prodigious amounts of waste created.
Our emergency systems provide critical support to missions that are transient or portable in nature. Firewater provides advanced water purification and also seawater desalination systems that can be relocated on their own mobile platforms, such as enclosed and secure trailers, even to remote locations with no access to the electrical grid through optional solar or fuel-driven power generators.
Environmental Info
Plastic waste does not belong in our oceans, rivers or anywhere in our environment. There are two challenges at the heart of the plastic waste issue: lack of adequate infrastructure and systems to collect and manage. Once in the environment, it becomes difficult to capture.
Firewater is committed to drive and promote solutions that will effectively help solve the world’s plastic waste problem by eliminating the introduction of water bottles in the environment.
Firewater’s continues to invest in innovative solutions that advance and scale up new technologies that make recycling any water source into clean healthy drinking water.
Firewater’s patented technology consisting of an integrated process of purification, towards optimizing the output for the use of converting feed stock water which would usually be harmful to drink or does not provide healthy hydration. This reflects a strong sustainability contribution as it enables customers to eliminate the high cost of purchasing, plus the added labor cost handle and dispose of plastic waste.
