Michael Mirilashvili wants to deliver hundreds of generators that produce drinking water out of thin air. His company, Watergen, sent a machine to a…
Read MoreDAY ZERO, the day when dam storage would fall to emergency levels, was projected for April 12, 2018, in Cape Town, South Africa. After…
Read MoreIsraeli technology contributes greatly to the United Kingdom, Prince Charles said at a reception at UK Ambassador to Israel Neil Wigan’s residence in Ramat…
Read MoreHis Royal Highness the Prince of Wales concluded his two-day visit to Israel in a festive reception held in his honor at the British…
Read MoreMr. Maxim Pasik, Watergen’s Executive Chairman was interviewed by Mr. Aaron Heslehurst of BBC on how our machines can create water from air for…
Read MoreWall Street Journal reported an interview of Watergen’s CEO and President, Dr. Michael Mirilashvili, who presented his vision for solving the water crisis.
Read MoreWall Street Journal interviewed Watergen’s CEO at the Social Innovation and Global Ethics Forum in Davos last year to answer their question “How Do…
Read MoreUzbekistan Minister of Innovation Ibrohim Abdurakhmonov signed the agreement, along with Watergen Vice President of Marketing and Sales Michael Rutman.
Read MoreEn Chile más de 1 millón de personas sufre de escasez hídrica, principalmente en zonas rurales, esto según un estudio de la Fundación Amulén….
Read MoreThe government of Uzbekistan signed a memorandum of understanding on Tuesday with the Israel-based Watergen company in an effort aimed at harnessing and using…
Read MorePoor and neglected towns around the world now have access to clean drinking water. And, it’s appearing out of thin air. After a decade…
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