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ASX Company News: Successful Trial Of Water Generator By Italian Military

Wednesday, March 16th, 2011

Island Sky® Australia Limited (ISK), the manufacturer and distributor of innovative atmospheric water generators, has received favourable reports by the Italian Military for its participation in the Senegal based military field trial using Skywater® 300 machines. Island Sky’s Italian distributor Veragon SRL supervised the twenty-day trail and is promoting the technology in Africa.

The Skywater machine was used during the course of the EMERALD MOVE 2010 mission, held in Senegal from the 8th to the 28th of November, 2010.   According to the technical report of the Battaglione Logistico Golametto, “The use of Skywater has tested very positively, resulting in economic savings and a reduction of the logistical costs of loading/unloading and distributing bottled water.”

The offical report disclosed additional reductions of the costs connected to disposing of plastic contatiners and packing materials such as plastic bottles, wood pallets and cellophane wrapping materials. The footprint of the machine is  the size of 2 pallets of bottled water (equivalent to about 1,500 litres of water in 1/2 litre bottles) consequently saving cubic meters of cargo space. The machine is fitted with a mineral filter and an antibacterial system that kills bacteria with an ultraviolet light. The military command deemed the water analysis appropriate for human consumption.

According to the technical director of field operations, the average production of potable water by the machine was 400 litres per day, with a power consumption average of 11Kw for an average cost of €.08 cents per litre, compared to the market cost of €.26 cents a litre bottled, a savings of about 2.5 litres per capita.

“There was therefore a savings of 16,330 liters of bottled water, for a value of EUR€ 4,245.80 over the 20 day testing period. Ultimately, we can advise that the machine in question is an excellent investment in terms of the savings of economic resources while having very positive results for the entire staff, both Italian and foreign, who worked on the EMERALD MOVE 2010 mission,” the report concluded.

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Island Sky Air To Water Machines Distributed In Australia

Friday, January 8th, 2010

Island Sky® Australia Limited (ISK) has announced that its unique, “air to water” making machines would soon be available in Australia, after signing a distribution agreement with the Waternauts LLP.

Under the agreement, Island Sky® Chief Executive Officer Richard Groden, said the company would ship two container-loads of its Skywater machines to Australia, in late January, under a consignment arrangement with Waternauts. “The distribution agreement with Waternauts gives Island Sky a strong, strategic partner in Australia, allowing us to introduce our SkywaterTM machines to the local market,” Mr Groden said. “With support from Waternauts, the applications for our SkywaterTM machines range from supplying drinking water to homes, offices, and factories, to producing much larger amounts of water required for infrastructure projects right across the country.” Mr Groden said the consignment shipped to Waternauts would comprise 120 of the floor- standing SkywaterTM 14 machines and 8 of the larger, commercial SkywaterTM 300 machines.

Waternauts current business is focused on water-filtration products. Its head office is in Victoria and has agencies in Tasmania, Darwin, Katherine, Tennant Creek, Alice Springs, Kalgoorlie, Mt Isa and Emerald, servicing 80 other towns Australia-wide. A SkywaterTM 300 machine is currently on display at a site outside of Melbourne, with two other demonstrations being planned for NSW and Queensland in 2010.

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Island Sky Pulls Water From Thin Air

Wednesday, August 5th, 2009

Island Sky Australia Limited (ISK) today announced it had signed a new $USD 27 million agreement for its unique “air to water” making machines to be distributed in Spain, Dominica, and 13 countries across Africa.

Michael Paragon, ISK’s Executive Director and Vice President of Sales & Marketing, said that under the three year agreement, Spanish Distributor Essential Water S.L., will purchase Skywater®14 products from ISK for the non-exclusive right to distribute them across Spain, Dominica, Congo Brazzaville, Gabon, Guinea Equatorial, Cameroon, Angola, Ghana, Benin, Togo, Sierra Leone, Guinea Conakry, Guinea Bissau, Senegal, Algeria. Essential Water S.L. is a recently formed sales and marketing organization based in Barcelona, Spain, created for the purpose of selling Island Sky’s air to water machines.

The company’s management is made up from executives and principals from the Precisport S.L. sports merchandising and licensing company. Under the agreement, Essential Water is obliged to purchase a minimum quantity of units from ISK, equating to USD $27 million in sales for Island Sky over a three year period. Essential Water may also be vested with a right of exclusivity for several of the territories listed above if it meets specified minimum sales targets. “We are seeing our global sales and marketing efforts really starting to pay off,” Mr Paragon said today. “The demand for our Skywater® water-making-machines is reaching an all time high.” About Island Sky ISK’s unique patented “air to water” making machines draw water vapor from the air and convert it to drinkable water. The Skywater 14, for home and office use, can, under optimal conditions, be expected to produce up to 50 litres of water per day at low energy costs. The larger Skywater 300 is capable of producing up to 1100 litres of water per day.

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Island Sky Pulls Water From Thin Air

Friday, May 1st, 2009

Island Sky Australia Limited (ISK) has announced that its unique “air to water” making machines will be distributed in 14 countries, after signing new distribution agreements with the GSF Solar Group SAT. The agreements will see Island Sky’s patented Skywater14 water-making machine marketed and sold by GSF Solar through an exclusive distributor agreement in Kuwait, Egypt, Bahrain, Qatar, Lebanon and Syria and on a non-exclusive basis in Sudan, Jordan, Libya, Morocco, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Oman and the United Arab Emirates. 

Island Sky Chief Executive Officer Richard Groden said today, “At the recent WETEX 2009 (Water Energy Technology and Environment Exhibition), ISK’s products attracted great interest and the company is negotiating further, significant non-exclusive distribution agreements. “This will further strengthen Island Sky’s sustained growth and widen our global market penetration,” Mr Groden said. He also said that on signing the exclusive agreement with ISK (through Kuwait, Egypt, Bahrain, Qatar, Lebanon and Syria), GSF Solar was required to deliver a purchase order of 2 containers or 240 units of Skywater14 products. “In the case of this exclusive agreement the distributor is committed to a purchase order of 10 additional containers within 12 months of signing the agreement and in Years 2 and 3 the distributor is committed to purchase orders of a further 20 and 40 containers, respectively”. “In the non-exclusive agreement GSF Solar is committed on signing to deliver a purchase order for 1 container or 120 Skywater14 units, followed by a commitment to purchase 7 containers in the first 12 months, and 7 containers in both Years 2 and 3.” 

Meanwhile, Mr Groden said that the production facility in India, where Skywater India is producing Skywater300 units under the Salton licensing agreement, is now fully operational and has begun shipping machines. Two of the units have been shipped to showrooms in Dubai and one to the Bahamas for demonstration purposes. ISK’s unique patented “air to water” making machines draw water vapor from the air and convert it to drinkable water. The Skywater14, for home and office use, can, under optimal conditions, be expected to produce up to 50 litres of water per day at low energy costs, while the larger Skywater300 is capable of producing up to 1100 litres of water per day. 

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