Our innovative solution has the potential to transform the water industry by offering a more cost-effective alternative to traditional centralized water treatment systems. By integrating finance and technology, we’re able to drive innovation and investment opportunities that can help us address the global water crisis and improve the lives of people worldwide.
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Water On Demand in the Media
New To The Street’s Jane King interviews CEO OriginClear and Exec VP Ken Berenger about the most recent developments in radical decentralization, a trend being spearheaded by the company’s innovative Water On Demand™ Fintech powered Aquatech™.
New To The Street’s Jane King interviewed CEO OriginClear at NASDAQ Marketsite. The interview was aired on multiple major News channels . The interview covers the company’s innovative Water On Demand™ and how OriginClear aims to decentralize water treatment away from overloaded centralized infrastructure.
FOX 5’s Alyse Eady interviewed OriginClear CEO Riggs Eckelberry LIVE on Good Day Atlanta this morning about… Which one is right for you? With purified, distilled, sparkling and so many more there are lots of options when it comes to water. So what should you be drinking and what should you avoid? Find out here! WATCH IT NOW
NTD News spoke with water expert Riggs Eckelberry, CEO OriginClear, regarding removal of PFAS from water supplies and the benefits of decentralizing water treatment. Their report gives insight on claims from researchers at two prestigious universities having developed a cost effective way to remove the harmful “forever chemicals” from our water sources.
On Real America’s Voice, Shemane Nugent interviews OriginClear CEO, Riggs Eckelberry, on the state of water in America, how its decline in quality puts children’s health at serious risk, the cause of the decline and what can be done about it. A must see segment for anyone concerned with water purity and the vital mission to bring people safe water.
Riggs Eckelberry spoke with PissedConsumer about the water shortage in California and answered the questions on solving the upcoming water crisis in agriculture, cities, and households.
President Biden’s historic Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will invest 55 billion dollars to expand access to clean drinking water to families, businesses, schools and child-care centers across the U.S., and eliminate the nation’s lead pipes. But Riggs Eckelberry, CEO and founder of OriginClear, a company leading a self-reliant water revolution, says this all is just a band-aid.
NEWSMAXTV’s Allison Maloni and T.W. Shannon interview OriginClear CEO, Riggs Eckelberry, on the disruptive new Water on Demand™ program , Water lIke an Oil Well™, which for the first time in history allows everyday investors to invest in water equipment, like Oil & Gas partnerships.
WHAT IS WATER ON DEMAND?
As investors look for places to put their hard-earned money, they are finding that water is the new investable commodity. Only Water On Demand welcomes any investor, large or small.
- Decentralized, outsourced, pay-per-gallon water programs to business users, so that people can be better served by the cities.
- Typically, no upfront capital investment required by customers.
- Long-term service and maintenance contract provides a true turn-key solution, fully financed by Water On Demand.
- Customers enter into a WPA (“Water Purchase Agreement”) or similar service contract.
- Optionally, proven Modular Water Systems™ technologies for the Basis of Design ensures best-in-class equipment and system performance over the life of the contract.
- No “new technology” risk: only proven technologies, systems, and methods used.
ACCREDITED OFFERING
As accredited investors look for income-bearing assets, they are finding that water is the new investable commodity.
- Customers gain access to currently scarce capital
- Consulting Engineers unlock projects — stalled due to lack of funding
- Inflation-friendly indexing design
- Investors are protected through potential real assets with real cash flows
That’s the beauty of Water On Demand, and why some call it the wealth creation opportunity of a generation.
FOUR PROBLEMS AND ONLY ONE SOLUTION
- Customers gain access to currently-scarce capital
- Consulting Engineers unlock projects — stalled due to lack of funding
- Investors are protected through real assets with real cash flows
- Inflation-friendly indexing