Tests
on
a
ground-mounted
prototype
of
its
water
maker
system
(WMS),
which
began
in
October
in
Mussafah,
on
the
outskirts
of
Abu
Dhabi,
have
shown
it
to
be
capable
of
flowing
500-800
litres
daily.
But
Eole
Water
believes
this
volume
can
be
tuned
up
to
levels
of
well
over
1,000
litres
with
a
tower-top
system,
and
the
company
has
hopes
of
scaling
up
the
technology
for
use
by
industry
and
off-grid
communities.
“The
process
is
based
on
the
same
experience
you
see
after
you
have
taken
a
shower
and…