Financial Post published an article about SHARC Energy Systems. The article discusses the mainstream adoption of clean-tech industry and SHARC's wastewater clean tech.
As noted in Forbes Magazine by analyst Miriam Tuerk, clean tech is poised to reach a tipping point to mainstream adoption and large-scale usage as technology eliminates cost and reliability concerns. Investors, she says, should take note and get in on the ground floor of a clean technology sector that’s expected to be worth over $2.5 trillion by 2022. There are two significant drivers putting wind into clean technology’s sails. The first is a desire by big energy consumers like the high-tech sector (think Amazon and Google) to reduce costs as well as their carbon footprint. The other is government regulation as jurisdictions all over the globe at every level introduce new rules and funding programs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG).
B.C.-based SHARC Energy (CSE: SHRC | OTCQB: INTWF | Frankfurt: IWIA) has found a way to make the stuff we flush and pour down the drain do all that and more. The company’s SHARC and PIRANHA systems don’t just help reduce GHG emissions, they have the potential to make wastewater a revenue stream.Both systems recover, recycle and reuse the thermal energy from wastewater to support hot water production and space heating which saves energy costs and reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Furthermore, the systems can support cooling processes by using the system as a “heat sink,” saving fresh water and operational costs associated with cooling towers and processes. The larger SHARC unit is a high wastewater volume heating and cooling system that can be used in everything from hospitals to breweries, apartment complexes and agricultural facilities. Its patented filtration allows it to easily meet the large capacity requirements of energy districts, multifamily residential, academic campuses and industrial applications.
Find out more about SHARC Energy Solutions: https://www.sharcenergy.com/
Read the full article here: https://nationalpost.com/_preview/business-trends/sharc-energys-wastewater-clean-tech-sinks-its-teeth-into-carbon-and-cost-savings/wcm/498691f6-8368-46e9-9ebc-3b5287966600/?xur=strange&client_id=bfcbe01b-e82e-4651-a8ff-f2f1187c3764