NEW YORK, Feb. 5, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Bravo Enterprises Ltd. (OTCBB:OGNG) reports that since October, 2013, when the Company received official recognition from the United States Federal Emergency Management Agency, better known as FEMA, the Company has been actively marketing the AirWell 3000, its air-to-water commercial and industrial machine. The AirWell 3000 has a proprietary technology whereby its drive system can switch from one energy source to another, such as electricity to gas or diesel generators, for water generation with no additional cost.
The AirWell 3000 produces up to 11,000 litres of pure drinking water per day at a cost that ranges from $0.03 to $0.08 per gallon. In addition, there will be a minimum need for infrastructure to use these machines. Pending orders for the sale of these machines will come from bottling companies who bottle soft drinks, juice and water, humanitarian and disaster relief organizations, real estate developers and governmental agencies.
Phil Esposito, Chairman of the Advisory Board and former head coach and general manager of the New York Rangers before becoming the visionary and co-founder of the Tampa Bay Lightning in 1992 is helping the Company with the AirWell 3000 machines. Mr. Esposito's contacts are vast and his assistance in its marketing and distribution is greatly valued. Further information on the AirWell 3000 can be found on our website www.splashwaterforlife.com.
"The potential use of the AirWell 3000 is endless and the water from these machines makes the best ice," states Phil Esposito.
About Bravo Enterprises Ltd.:
Bravo has the exclusive manufacturing, marketing and distribution rights worldwide for its AIRMAX 3000 and AIRWELL 3000 atmospheric water harvesting machines, production models developed exclusively for the generation of clean, safe drinking water for human consumption.
For further information contact: 1-888-488-6882
Visit our website: www.bravoenterprises.ws or www.splashwaterforlife.com
/s/ Jaclyn Cruz
Jaclyn Cruz, President
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