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Wed, January 14, 2009 GWS Technologies, Inc. to Distribute Patented Solar-Breeze, First Robotic Solar Powered Pool Skimmer
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.--([ BUSINESS WIRE ])--GWS Technologies, Inc., (OTCBB: GWSC) an alternative energy company developing and marketing solar and wind-powered renewable energy products and solutions, today announced that it has added the patented Solar-Breeze, the first robotic, solar powered pool skimmer, to its growing line of microgeneration products.
"With approximately 6 million pools in the sunbelt states alone, this is a tremendous revenue opportunity for us," said Michael Coskun, Vice President of GWS Technologies. "We're working with Eco Pool Technologies, Inc. to place this cutting-edge product in pools throughout the United States."
Its unique solar-power system allows the Solar-Breeze to charge its internal storage batteries while it collects debris from the pool surface and dispenses cleaning chemicals. The Solar-Breeze requires no external power source and reduces pool pump usage by over 60%.
People all over the world want to take action to reduce their carbon footprint, said Paul Sim, President of Phoenix- based Eco-Pool Technologies, Inc. Mr. Sim added that the Solar-Breeze is a small investment they can make that has a tremendous environmental impact over time.
About GWS Technologies, Inc.
GWS stands for GreenWindSolar. Our products and solutions are part of the new "microgeneration" movement that is transforming the way everyday people provide for their energy needs. Through a growing line of solar and wind-powered products ranging from handheld devices that can recharge an iPod to wind turbines for point-of-use alternative energy generation, GWS is leading the way in the emerging microgeneration marketplace. The company was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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