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POLEWATER-Assistance delivers water for first aid. Using 25 and 50 million liters of drinking water units, life-sustaining drinking water quantities can be transported to the respective target area within a few hours and days.

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Polewater is a well-known service provider that specializes in providing outstanding drinking water solutions to their customers.

Polewater is working towards the solution to drinking water shortage. And they are doing it in a manner that involves the entire world. No other planet is as abundant as earth when it comes to water, we still are not able to understand how it was formed so many years ago. Over the years, it has well served the life on planet earth though our actions have seriously damaged the very basis of our existence. A lot of water sources have been used up and a lot of them have been polluted, thus rendering them useless without expensive treatment. We have come to believe that only technological developments for reuse and purification can help us circumvent water shortages. And all this without knowing our own natural sources and using them judiciously. Polewater has found a natural and largest source of drinking water –POLE WATER

This source is pure and it is available in abundant quantities. Antarctic Ocean is the largest reservoir of fresh water on Earth. Every year a large number of icebergs are formed in Antarctic. Al lot of them float towards South Atlantic Ocean and melt in the open sea, providing no benefit.Water acquired by such mechanisms could take care of water needs of the entire population a hundred times over.

Polewater uses technology (instead of sending ships out, which will not only be uneconomical but also cause pollution” to scans target areas in South Atlantic for such icebergs. Sophisticated technology is used to pin point the icebergs that can be used. The ones closest are chosen, for efficient operations. Although Polewater is transporting water over water, it follows the same safety standards as oil digging companies. They concentrate on small units that can be transported safely and quickly.

The towing harness used for transporting ice is lighter than water to minimise transportation costs. It is also harder than steel and as flexible as rubber. It is also modular, so it can be repaired during transport. The entire operations are monitored by a 24/7 safety system.