ZURICH, SWITZERLAND / ACCESSWIRE / May 2, 2017 / Today, the green energy technology company International Wastewater Systems Inc. (CSE: IWS; Frankfurt: IWI) announced a $330,000 USD contract to install its innovative SHARC thermal energy exchange system to the new headquarters of the District of Columbia Water & Sewer Authority ("DC Water") in Washington, DC, USA. The new $60 million USD headquarters is being constructed on the waterfront of the Anacostia River in southeast Washington, DC, and will serve as the new public face for the agency. For IWS, it's a major showcase project, potentially leading to more installations globally.
Don Posson, SmithGroupJJR's Corporate Director of Engineering, commented in today's press-release:
"The idea of building a 150,000-square-foot headquarters building directly over a pumping station would normally be viewed as implausible. But by doing so, DC Water will be able to leverage the station's wastewater to provide enough power to heat and cool this large building. It's a breakthrough solution and a perfect complement to DC Water's objective of a greener, healthier District of Columbia."
Lynn Mueller, CEO of IWS, added:
"DC Water's new state-of-the-art building is a world class design-build project. The integration of SHARC technology demonstrates the world-class caliber of IWS's projects and partners, and represents the increased adoption of IWS systems in the United States."
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SOURCE: Rockstone Research