WPUR Electric Vehicle Charging Contract Is First Of Many – EQ Mag Pro
Dallas, Texas : WaterPure International, Inc. (OTC Pink: WPUR) today confirmed entering into an agreement to provide an electric vehicle (EV) charging solution for a special purpose electric vehicle operation in Sub-Sahara Africa.
Today, WPUR revealed this first contract is a prototype template agreement WPUR plans to use for trialing multiple EV charging technologies that can be refined in conjunction with the engagement and subsequently scaled into a larger commercial solution.
WPUR recently revealed plans to add the electric utilities market with a focus on electric vehicle charging to its current water utilities operations.
WPUR has recently updated its decade old clean water operations and has already begun to trial new water delivery efficiencies and technologies in developing economic markets to be subsequently scaled for all global markets.
Water scarcity today impacts over 3 billion people and by 2050 is expected to impact 5 billion.
The overall renewable water market was valued at an estimated value of over $263 billion in 2020 anticipated to grow to $500 billion by 2028.
Electric utilities, particularly in developing economic regions, are also struggling with power shortages similar to the water scarcity issues. Too much of the global power supply comes from coal and the transition to electric powered vehicles (EVs) is anticipated to double demand for electricity.
In addition to its approach to water utilities, WPUR now plans to also begin trialing new electricity generation and delivery efficiencies and technologies in developing economic markets to also be subsequently scaled for all global markets.
WPUR recently announced the company is on track to make a strategic water technology acquisition prior to the end of this year, 2021.
WPUR also recently confirmed the company is in negotiations to acquire an innovative, off grid, EV charging technology solution.
The market for water technology products and services purchased by water utility companies is over $64 billion expected to reach $83 billion by 2023.
The global electric utilities industry currently generates over $4 trillion in annual revenue without providing adequate electricity globally.
The global electric vehicle charging market was valued at $10 billion in 2020 expected to grow to $27 billion by 2027.
Look for more details coming soon on the pending water technology acquisition and the off-grid EV charging solution acquisition negotiations.
Details of the EV charging agreement confirmed today are confidential pending an anticipated announcement by WPUR’s client with details about the special purpose electric vehicle operation. The special purpose electric vehicle operation is expected to launch next year.
