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November 18, 2015

Global Water Technologies presents at Water 2.0, files new patent application

WASHINGTON D.C., November 18, 2015 -- Global Water Technologies (OTC Pink: GWTR) is presenting on “New Tools for Improving Water Efficiency” at the Water 2.0 conference in Washington D.C. The event is being held today by the Water Innovations Alliance Foundation and highlights the role of big data and innovation in the emerging water economy.

Global Water Technologies also filed a provisional patent application this week for an “Apparatus and Method of Wastewater Disinfection in Lift Stations by Means of Treatment with UV Light.”

“We continue to move forward with the integration of new technologies that can provide innovative solutions for water utilities and their customers,” said Erik Hromadka, CEO of Global Water Technologies. “Growing awareness of water issues is creating exciting opportunities in this sector for sustainable practices that improve efficiency of operations and also provide better customer service.”

The company, based in Indianapolis, Indiana, has been working to demonstrate such solutions with local and regional partners and just announced a new office in the 16 Tech innovation community that is being developed just north of the Indiana University Purdue University at Indianapolis (IUPUI) campus.

Global Water Technologies seeks to improve efficiency in water infrastructure though the use of innovative tools providing better measurement and monitoring of conditions in distribution and collection systems. It welcomes inquiries from potential strategic partners and investors.

More information about Global Water Technologies is available at:
www.gwtr.com

More information about Water Innovations Alliance Foundation and its Water 2.0 conference is available at:
www.waterinnovations.org

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