Water
Purification, Remediation, Conservation

Purpose: To conserve and generate potable and water for irrigation. The only resource more precious than life itself is probably water, because without it, we would not be here. Salt water intrusion, over drafting aquifers, pollution and contimation of water supplies, pollution of our oceans, waterways and watersheds ... depressed yet? No need to be ... fortunately, there are solutions on the horizon.

Water Cleanup Technologies

Nano-sized materials can be applied to waste water management and spill remediation with strong economic and environmental advantages over mechnical filtration or conventional water purification (chemical) techniques. At least one class of nanomaterials has been proven -- used in the Exxon Valez spill to save impacted wildlife -- and is commercially available for diverse applications from colloidal pest control (FIFRA exempt), sanitizers, tank and pipe cleaners, and waste water treatment. This company is experiencing explosive growth with an experiened leadership team and significant (angel) funding to date.

As of April, 2008, this company seeks experienced brokers, distributor/representation and investor partners.

View venture's overview. If you are a registered investor then please view the venture's Cover Letter and Executive Summary.

Mapping and Imaging for Remediation and Cleanup

Imaging & mapping technologies that use sophisticated next-generation radar and image processing techniques to literally "see underground" can produce precise maps of the location, size and shape of underground phenomena.

Environmental Cleanup

Bio-organisms, enzymes, and underground imaging systems that detect the location and size and direction of an environmental leak, such as gasoline tanks buried underground, has been an expensive challenge. Often the site survey costs more than the actual cleanup effort.

Land Restoration & Demining

Habitat contaminated chemically or rendered useless by underground hazards such as unexploded land mines or ordnance (shells, bombs, etc.) can be cleaned up and restored to serve a useful purpose. This is often the result of military base closures and reconveyance of targeted areas (Bosnia, Afghanistan, etc.) and conversion of military lands to civilian use. In addition, humanitarian demining has become a problem that plagues many regions of the world.

Infrastructure, Utilities and Construction