Create a modern, high-quality water production system. Powered by a 5,000-litre/day AWG unit, the facility can generate clean water directly from the atmosphere and convert it into a commercial bottled water operation.

Approximate daily production capacity from a 5,000L/day system:

• 10,000 × 500mL bottles per day

• 8,333 × 600mL bottles per day

• 6,666 × 750mL bottles per day

• 5,000 × 1-litre bottles per day

• 2,500 × 2-litre bottles per day

Using high-precision Japanese bottling machinery, the system is designed for efficiency, quality control, reliability, and continuous operation. The result is a scalable water production facility capable of delivering premium bottled water while reducing dependence on traditional water sources.

From air to bottle, this represents a new generation of water production technology designed for future water security and commercial opportunity.

GENAQ technology has been developed since 2008, with almost two decades of research, engineering, and real-world deployment across 45+ countries worldwide. Their Atmospheric Water Generation systems have been used in defence, emergency response, remote infrastructure, mining, and large-scale water projects.

Water quality remains a core focus of the technology. GENAQ publicly states its systems use advanced multi-stage filtration, purification, UV treatment, and mineralisation processes designed to produce high-quality drinking water. The technology has published certifications and testing references including ISO 9001, ISO 14001, CE Declaration of Conformity, water quality certification, and climate chamber performance testing.

For SkySpring Harvest, this means more than simply generating water. It means delivering proven technology designed for dependable performance in demanding conditions.

From fresh air to future water security — proven technology helping support farms, communities, and commercial water solutions across Australia.

Risks of Dams Depleting to Near Zero with No Rain

• Livestock stress and losses – Reduced drinking water affects health, weight gain, fertility, milk production, and survival.

• Crop failure – Irrigation restrictions or complete loss of supply can severely reduce yields.

• Higher operating costs – Emergency water trucking, fuel, and temporary solutions can become very expensive.

• Reduced stocking capacity – Farmers may be forced to sell livestock early or reduce herd numbers.

• Water quality deterioration – Low dam levels can increase salinity, algae growth, sediment concentration, and contamination risks.

• Business cash-flow pressure – Lower production combined with higher costs can reduce profitability.

• Long recovery periods – Even after rain returns, dams, pasture, and production systems may take significant time to recover.

• Operational disruption – Day-to-day planning becomes difficult when water availability is uncertain.

• Mental and family stress – Ongoing water uncertainty creates significant pressure on farm operations and decision-making.

• Asset value impact – Water insecurity can affect the productivity and long-term value of farming properties.

Why AWG Can Help Slow Dam Decline During Drought-Investment is Worth Every Dollar.

• Adds water daily – Generates a continuous supply regardless of rainfall.

• Reduces dam drawdown – Less water needs to be taken from existing storage.

• Supports livestock needs – Daily water demand can be supplemented separately.

• Assists irrigation requirements – Helps offset part of farm water use.

• Reduces dependence on transported water – Less pressure on existing reserves.

• Builds drought resilience – Helps maintain supply through extended dry periods.

During extended dry periods, farm dams often become the primary source for livestock, irrigation, household use, and daily farm operations. As rainfall decreases and demand continues, water levels can fall rapidly. Atmospheric Water Generation (AWG) helps reduce pressure on existing water reserves by generating additional water directly from the atmosphere.

Rather than relying entirely on stored dam water, farmers can supplement part of their daily demand through AWG systems. Water generated can support livestock watering, greenhouse production, tank storage, and operational requirements, helping reduce the amount drawn from dams each day.

Key benefits include:

• Adds daily water input – Generates water independent of rainfall

• Reduces pressure on dams – Lowers dependence on stored reserves

• Supports livestock and crops – Helps maintain production continuity

• Strengthens drought resilience – Provides an alternative supply source

• Improves planning confidence – Reduces uncertainty during dry seasons

• Protects water security – Helps preserve critical reserves for longer

AWG does not replace rainfall, but it can help extend existing water resources and support farm operations when every litre matters.

It's about preparing for a future where more people, more industry, and more technology are competing for the same precious resource.

Melbourne is desperate for water as a drier climate, a growing population, and a boom in data centres all threaten to use up the city’s vulnerable supply.

Much of Victoria experienced lower-than-average rainfall in 2025, and the water stockpile is historically low, according to the state government.

This month, major storage facilities across the state were 61 per cent full, compared with 80 per cent at the same time in 2024.

Melbourne’s water storage was at 76 per cent capacity, trending 12 per cent lower than this time last year.

Harvest Water From Air® — Because Water Security Matters.

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Recent reports indicate that large data centres can consume significant volumes of water for cooling systems, with some forecasts suggesting demand could rise dramatically over the next decade. Government agencies and water authorities are already calling for more sustainable water management and long-term planning to protect water security.

Infrastructure Australia has reported that future hyperscale data centres may consume water equivalent to thousands of households, while Sydney Water forecasts substantial increases in water demand from proposed data centre developments by 2035.

While no one can predict future water restrictions, increasing demand from households, industry, agriculture, population growth, and AI infrastructure highlights the importance of securing independent water sources wherever possible.

Atmospheric Water Generation (AWG) offers homes, farms, and businesses the opportunity to produce clean drinking water directly from the air, reducing reliance on traditional water supplies and helping build long-term resilience in an increasingly water-constrained world.

Australia's water resources are already under pressure from drought, population growth, agriculture, industry, and climate variability. Now, a new and rapidly growing demand is emerging: AI-powered data centres.

Across Australia, governments and water authorities are assessing the impact of major data centre developments that require substantial amounts of water and energy to cool thousands of servers operating around the clock. Some projections suggest future data centre water demand could reach levels equivalent to hundreds of thousands of residents.

As artificial intelligence continues to expand, so too will the infrastructure needed to support it. Experts are increasingly warning that water security must become a national priority, particularly during future drought cycles.

For households, farms, businesses, and remote communities, the question is simple:

If demand for water continues to rise, where will your water come from?

Atmospheric Water Generation (AWG) provides an independent source of clean drinking water, harvested directly from the air. Unlike dams, rivers, bores, and municipal supplies, AWG systems can help reduce dependence on increasingly stretched water infrastructure.

Whether you are protecting your family, securing your farm, supporting your business, or planning for future drought conditions, AWG offers a practical step towards greater water independence.

As droughts, population growth, climate pressures, and increasing demand place greater strain on Australia's water supplies, families are beginning to ask an important question:

"What happens if our water becomes restricted?"

Atmospheric Water Generation (AWG) allows households to produce clean drinking water directly from the air and store it in tanks for future use. Combined with solar power and water storage, families can create an additional layer of resilience and independence for years to come.

You insure your home. You protect your family's health. You invest in solar energy.

Isn't it time to think about protecting your water supply too?

Water Security. Family Security. Future Security.

Harvest Water From Air® — Because Every Family Deserves Water Confidence.

Contact us today to learn how an AWG and water storage system can help secure your family's future.

Water May Become More Expensive In The Future

As Australia faces increasing pressure from drought, population growth, industry expansion, infrastructure costs, and emerging technologies such as AI data centres, governments and water authorities are reviewing long-term water pricing and security strategies.

With Atmospheric Water Generation (AWG) and on-site storage tanks, your business can establish an independent drinking water supply produced directly from the air and stored for future use.

As demand for water continues to grow from population expansion, industry, and emerging technologies, businesses that invest early in water resilience will be better positioned to operate with confidence during droughts, supply disruptions, and future restrictions.

Take control of your water future today.

Generate. Store. Secure.

Contact us to discuss a customised AWG and water storage solution

An Atmospheric Water Generation (AWG) system can be integrated into a home's plumbing network in much the same way as a rainwater harvesting system.

Water produced by the AWG unit is directed into a dedicated storage tank, where it is safely stored until needed. From the storage tank, a pressure pump and filtration system deliver water throughout the home via a separate or integrated plumbing network.

Depending on local regulations and household requirements, AWG water can supply: • Drinking water taps • Kitchen sinks • Refrigerators and ice makers • Bathrooms and showers • Toilets • Laundry facilities • Outdoor taps and garden irrigation • Pet and livestock watering points

For maximum water security, many homeowners choose to combine AWG generation with large-capacity storage tanks, ensuring a reserve supply is available during droughts, water restrictions, supply interruptions, or emergencies.

When combined with solar power, battery storage, and water tanks, an AWG system can provide an additional layer of independence and resilience, helping families reduce reliance on municipal water supplies while maintaining access to clean water throughout the home.

Generate. Store. Distribute. Secure.

Your own independent water supply—produced from the air, stored on-site, and available whenever your family needs it.

‘Not sustainable’: Aus city running out of water as population growth, data centres push supply to the brink

One Aussie city is desperate for water as a drier climate, a growing population and a boom in data centres all threaten to use up its dwindling supply.

• Approved data centres add 2% to Sydney's water demand

• Centres seen taking up to a quarter of city water supply by 2035

• State has approved all 10 data centres it has ruled on

• Most approved centres gave no numeric water reduction plans

SYDNEY, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Authorities in Sydney approved construction of data centres without requiring measurable plans to cut water use, raising concerns the sector's rapid growth will leave residents competing for the resource.

The New South Wales state government, which presides over Australia's biggest city, green-lit all 10 data centre applications it has ruled on since expanding its planning powers in 2021, from owners like Microsoft (MSFT.O), Amazon (AMZN.O) and Blackstone's (BX.N) AirTrunk, ALL building tremendous high volume water uses.

AWG WATER IS THE ONLY WAY. HOUSEHOLDS & BUSINESS MUST GET PREPARED.