NEW YORK, April 5, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- The Wall Street Reporter announces that the CEO of Global Water Technologies, Inc. ("GWT"), George Kast, has conducted an interview with Wall Street Reporter.com to discuss recent progress at his company. Global Water Technologies is a technology driven water purification and services provider to the $400 billion water industry. The interview is posted on their website and the investment community can listen to the eight-minute interview at http://wallstreetreporter.com.
In the interview, Mr. Kast discusses some recent orders for its patented "CleanTech" energy and water-saving systems, as well as strategies and outlook for GWT's growth.
About Global Water Technologies
Global Water Technologies, Inc. (Pink Sheets:GWTR) is a "CleanTech" water treatment and services company with "clearly" innovative technologies, focused on the energy, power, oil and gas, process, HVAC and municipal markets. Through its subsidiaries, Electric H2O, Inc. and Watergy Produced Water Solutions, Inc., the company utilizes its proprietary technologies and services programs to increase operating efficiencies and reduce water usage through comprehensive water management solutions. GWT has an established client base of over 500 customers in more than 25 countries worldwide. GWT's products treat over 10 billion gallons of water per day.
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