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​MEGHDOOT Installation Case Studies

Case Study 1: Sustainable Drinking Water Project at a State Government Department, Guwahati (CSR Project)

Objective for the Installation

To sustainably provide access to clean, microbe-free drinking water for the staff and visitors at a state government department, supported by a leading private bank’s CSR initiative.

Location

Guwahati, Assam, India

Stakeholders

Capacity

MEGHDOOT® Magnum (500 LPD)

Daily Beneficiaries

Department Staff and Visitors

A leading private bank, Maithri Aquatech, a state government department

Impact of the project

  • Promotes public health and community well-being by ensuring continuous access to safe, healthy drinking water for both staff and visiting citizens.

  • Reduces dependence on local municipal water sources, acting as a model for sustainable community infrastructure.

  • Eliminates the carbon footprint and plastic waste associated with the packaging and ferrying of traditional bottled water.

Testimonial

“Having this system here has been a blessing for the staff and local citizens who visit our office. Clean water is a fundamental right, and seeing the community access pure, mineral-enriched water safely and freely reflects our true public health mission.” – Department Official

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Case Study 2: Clean Water Access for a Naval Medical Facility, New Delhi (CSR Project)

Objective for the Installation

To ensure a reliable, independent supply of pure drinking water for naval personnel and patients at a naval medical facility through a leading private bank’s CSR mandate.

Location

New Delhi, Delhi, India

Stakeholders

Capacity

MEGHDOOT® Magnum Plus (1000 LPD)

Daily Beneficiaries

Naval Personnel, Medical Staff, and Patients

A leading private bank, Maithri Aquatech, a national naval force

Impact of the project

  • The system is strategically installed at the wellness centre for maximum accessibility by medical staff and patients.

  • Extracted atmospheric water undergoes a strict filtration process to meet healthcare safety standards.

  • The filtered water is enriched with vital minerals prior to dispensation.

Testimonial

“The well-being of our personnel and their families is our highest priority. This installation doesn’t just provide water; it guarantees peace of mind for our medical staff and aids in the safe recovery of our patients by ensuring every drop they drink is completely microbe-free.” – Medical Officer

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Case Study 3: Sustainable Water Project at an Army Unit, Gujarat (CSR Project)

Objective for the Installation

To provide an independent, highly sustainable source of safe drinking water for Indian Army personnel overcoming regional water scarcity challenges

Location

 Gujarat, India

Capacity

MEGHDOOT® Magnum (500 LPD)

Daily Beneficiaries

Army Personnel

Stakeholders

A leading private bank, Maithri Aquatech, a national army

Impact of the project

  • Supports the health and operational readiness of frontline personnel in challenging terrains by providing premium, mineral-enriched drinking water.

  • Drastically reduces the logistical burden, emissions, and costs associated with transporting drinking water to remote camps.

  • Acts as a resilient, off-grid water source that increases the camp's self-reliance.

Testimonial

“Securing a reliable water source in this terrain used to be a monumental logistical challenge that strained our local resources. Now, our jawans have uninterrupted access to healthy water, improving their daily welfare and allowing our unit to be completely self-reliant.” – Camp Commander

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Case Study 4: Water-Positive Healthcare at a Government Medical College & Hospital, Odisha (CSR Project)

Location

Odisha, India

Stakeholders

Capacity

MEGHDOOT® Magnum Plus (1000 LPD)

Objective for the Installation

To supply clean, mineralized, and safe drinking water to medical students, healthcare staff, and patients, elevating the public healthcare infrastructure via a leading private bank’s CSR program.

Daily Beneficiaries

Hospital Patients, Medical Students, and Healthcare Staff

A leading private bank, Maithri Aquatech, a government medical college & hospital

Impact of the project

  • Empowers the local healthcare infrastructure by ensuring patients and staff have secure access to safe hydration, directly improving community health outcomes.

  • Reduces the institution's dependence on the local municipal water grid, preserving community resources.

  • Supports public health mandates by preventing waterborne illnesses through safe, microbe-free hydration.

Testimonial

“A hospital’s first duty is to do no harm, and that starts with the water our patients and students consume. This system empowers our healthcare community, drastically reducing waterborne risks and ensuring that vulnerable patients receive the cleanest hydration possible during their treatment.” – Hospital Administrator

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Case Study 5: Drinking Water Project for a Government School, Tamil Nadu (CSR Project)

Objective for the Installation

To provide growing students and teaching staff with unhindered access to healthy, mineral-enriched drinking water, fostering a healthier learning environment.

Location

A hill town in Tamil Nadu, India

Capacity

MEGHDOOT® Magnum Plus (1000 LPD)

Daily Beneficiaries

School Students and Faculty

Stakeholders

A leading private bank, Maithri Aquatech, a government school

Impact of the project

  • Fosters a healthier learning environment for growing students, aiding in concentration, well-being, and educational outcomes.

  • Educates the next generation on sustainable technologies and practical water conservation methods.

  • Operates sustainably by utilizing atmospheric humidity, removing the need to strain local water resources for the school's hydration needs.

Testimonial

“Our students used to worry about carrying enough safe water from home to last the whole day. Now, they are not only drinking safe, mineral-rich water that keeps them focused and healthy, but they are also learning firsthand about sustainable technology that protects their future environment.” – Senior Faculty Member

PRIVATE SECTOR

Private Sector
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World’s First Air Water habitat installed in Hyderabad campus
of one of the world's largest MNCs.

PUBLIC SECTOR

Public Sector
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India Biggest AWG Exported to Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi

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Case Study 6: Clean Drinking Water Initiative at a Border Security Outpost, West Bengal (CSR Project)

Objective for the Installation

To ensure an uninterrupted supply of pure, microbe-free drinking water for border security personnel stationed at a remote border outpost.

Location

West Bengal, India

Capacity

MEGHDOOT® Magnum Plus (1000 LPD)

Daily Beneficiaries

Border Security Personnel

Stakeholders

A leading private bank, Maithri Aquatech, a national border security force

Impact of the project

  • Significantly improves the daily living conditions and community welfare for border security personnel by providing premium drinking water.

  • Creates a decentralized water source, increasing the camp's self-reliance and operational independence.

  • Eliminates the logistical emissions and plastic waste associated with delivering packaged water to the border outpost.

Testimonial

“Living at a remote border outpost comes with immense hardships, and access to clean drinking water shouldn't be one of them. This initiative has significantly improved the daily living conditions and health of our personnel, empowering them to focus entirely on their duties.” – Border Security Inspector

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Case Study 7: Water for Girl’s Higher Secondary School, Dehradun, India (CSR Project)

Location

Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India

Stakeholders

Capacity

MEGHDOOT® Premium (150 LPD)

Objective for the Installation

To provide access to clean, healthy, mineral-enriched drinking water to students at a Public school, in a remote location on a hilly region with poor water access

Daily Beneficiaries

Teachers, Students (~120)

A girls' public school, a corporate CSR partner, Maithri Aquatech

Impact of the project

  • Access to clean, healthy, mineral-enriched drinking water at a remote location

  • Improve health of students and reduce absenteeism, by eliminating reliance on unclean water

Testimonial

“Previously there was no water at the school. We had to fill water at home and carry it to school, and would be left without any water once complete. If needed more water we had to travel 2 km from the schools to get the water. We can now rely on this machine inside our school for water.” – Student

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Case Study 8: Water for Wildlife Project with a Local Conservationist, Kenya

Objective for the Installation

To provide a water solution to the wildlife in the elephant corridor of the African Savannah, by refilling waterholes that had previously dried up.

Location

A wildlife reserve, Kenya, Africa

Capacity

MEGHDOOT® Magnum Plus x2

Daily Beneficiaries

Patrick Kilonzo Mwalua, Villagers, Wildlife (currently under process)

Stakeholders

A local conservationist, Maithri Aquatech

Impact of the project

  • Access to clean, water to the wildlife of the African Savannah

  • Showcased MEGHDOOT as a solution capable of meeting water requirements in remote regions with zero water infrastructure

  • Eliminate dependence on Village’s water supply and from other locations

  • Expanding impact of MEGHDOOT to not just humanity but to all life

Testimonial

“An ideal solution for all places in Africa. We don’t have access to the previous water sources we used to depend on due to climate change. It can solve Africa’s water problem completely!” – A local conservationist

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Case Study 9: Sustainable Water Project at a Global E-Commerce Company's Campus, Hyderabad, India

Objective for the Installation

  • To sustainably give access to clean drinking water to a global e-commerce company's largest campus in the world, reduce their carbon footprint caused by ferrying of water, in line with their commitment of net-zero carbon emissions by 2040, in alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

  • To be water positive.

Location

Hyderabad, Telangana, India

Capacity

MEGHDOOT® Magnum Plus (1000 LPD)

Daily Beneficiaries

Company Staff (~1000)

Stakeholders

A global e-commerce company, Maithri Aquatech

Installation Setup

  • The machine was installed on one of the roofs of the buildings in the company's campus.

  • The water generated by the machine is filtered through a multi-stage filtration process and stored in a tank.

  • At the moment of dispensation, the water is dosed with minerals using Maithri Aquatech’s customised dosing system.

  • This mineralised water is passed into a pipe and dispensed at various hydration points on different floors.

​Future Developments

  • The company is looking to meet the entire drinking water requirement of its 8,000 staff, and for the kitchens in their Hyderabad campus.

  • They will be replicating this in other campuses and warehouses.

  • Provide healthy, mineral-enriched drinking water to their staff.

  • Brings down the expenses to a fraction of the cost of branded water bottles

  • Reduction in carbon footprint caused by ferrying of water, and also reduction in single-use plastics

  • First MNC on the planet making use of Atmospheric Water Generation boosting brand

Project Highlights

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Case Study 10: Creating a Water Habitat for a Global Technology Company's Campus, Hyderabad

Objective for the Installation

  • To sustainably give access to clean drinking water to a global technology company's campus, reduce their carbon footprint caused by ferrying of water, in line with their commitment of net-zero carbon emissions by 2040, in alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

  • To make the company water positive.

Location

Hyderabad, Telangana, India

Capacity

MEGHDOOT® Signature 2K (2000 LPD) x 10

Stakeholders

A global technology company, Maithri Aquatech

  • Provide healthy, mineral-enriched drinking water to their staff and saving about ~20 million litres of precious ground and surface water resources by generating ~10 million litres of Air Water every single year.

  • Brings down the expenses to a fraction of the cost of branded water bottles.

  • Reduction in carbon footprint caused by ferrying of water, and also reduction in single-use plastics.

Project Highlights

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Case Study 11: World’s First Water from Air Kiosk at Secunderabad Junction Railway Station, India

Objective for the Installation

  • To implement a sustainable water solution in partnership with a national railway authority to meet the water requirements of travellers and railway staff, with zero reliance on external water sources.

Location

Secunderabad, Telangana, India

Capacity

MEGHDOOT® Magnum Plus (1000 LPD) x4

Daily Beneficiaries

Railway Staff, Police, Travellers, Vendors, Local Communities (~6000)

Stakeholders:

A national railway authority, Maithri Aquatech

Impact of the project

  • Access to clean, high-quality, mineral-enriched drinking water at a fraction of the cost of branded water bottles.

  • Reduction in plastic wastage by encouraging refills.

  • First railway station in the world with Atmospheric Water Generation technology, boosting the railway authority's brand.

  • Employment opportunities to marginalised/under-served community members.

  • “Railways have come up with a novel idea to conserve water and ensure healthy and safe drinking water for passengers.” – Union Minister for Railways

  • “Delighted by this innovative approach through which drinking water is harvested and sold at the railway station in my parliamentary constituency. Cleaner, greener and sustainable initiatives like these need to be supported, nurtured and adopted by all.” – Union Minister of State for Home Affairs

Testimonials

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Case Study 12: Water Harvesting Unit at a Leading Cancer Hospital, Chennai, India

Location

Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

Stakeholders:

Objective for the Installation

  • To provide access to clean, microbe-free, mineral-enriched potable water to children (patients), doctors and researchers in a water-scarce location, and eliminate dependence on canned water with questionable water quality.

Capacity

MEGHDOOT® Magnum Plus (1000LPD)

Daily Beneficiaries

Children (Patients), Doctors, Researchers (~600)

A leading cancer hospital

Impact of the project

  • Access to clean, healthy, mineral-enriched drinking water in a water-scarce location.

  • Eliminate external dependence for the purpose of drinking water.

  • Avoid logistics involved in procuring canned water, storing it and distributing it to different floors.

  • “This unique water solution is so beneficial to the children being treated at this hospital, as it is capable of supplying clean drinking water.” – Hospital Staff

Testimonials

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Case Study 13: Public Water Project at a National Memorial, Tamil Nadu (CSR Project)

Objective for the Installation

  • To provide a dependable source of clean, healthy, mineral-enriched drinking water to locals and tourists at a tourist spot in a water-scarce river island plagued with saline water sources.

Location

A coastal tourist town, Tamil Nadu, India

Capacity

MEGHDOOT® Magnum (500 LPD)

Daily Beneficiaries

Tourists, Government Officials, Staff (~500)

Stakeholders:

A public-sector telecommunications company, a national defense research organisation

Impact of the project

  • Access to clean, healthy, mineral-enriched drinking water at a tourist spot.

  • Eliminate reliance on extremely-scarce freshwater sources.

  • Boost the public-sector partner's brand image as an environmentally conscious organisation.

  • “The water here tastes nice. I’m glad such solutions are being installed in such a remote location, where it is difficult to even find bottled water.” – Tourist

Testimonials

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Case Study 14: Renewable Water Source for a Bottling Plant, Hyderabad, India

Objective for the Installation

  • To provide a renewable source of water for a Sustainable Bottled Water Plant, and also provide fresh air cooling using MEGHDOOT®

Location

Hyderabad, Telangana, India

Capacity

2.5 million litres per annum

Stakeholders:

Maithri Aquatech, a bottled-water company

  • Provision of a renewable water source, generating 2.5 million litres of clean water on-site Provide fresh air cooling as a by-product of water production, which is a Proof-of-Concept for a new application of MEGHDOOT

Impact of the project

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Case Study 15: Water Knowledge Resource Centre Project with an International Development Agency and an NGO, Visakhapatnam, India

Objective for the Installation

  • To provide clean, healthy, mineral-enriched drinking water at an affordable price to local communities and also provide knowledge sharing to low-income groups and marginalised communities.

Location

Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India

Capacity

MEGHDOOT® Magnum Plus (1000 LPD)

Daily Beneficiaries

​Kiosk Operators, Local Slums, Municipal Workers (~400)

Stakeholders:

A municipal corporation, an international development agency, an NGO, Maithri Aquatech

  • Access to clean, healthy, mineral-enriched drinking water at an extremely affordable price.

  • Employment opportunities to low-income groups.

  • Knowledge sharing on best Water, Sanitation and Hygiene practices.

Impact of the project

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Case Study 16: Freshwater Access at an Offshore Oil Rig, Arabian SeaAccess at ONGC’s Off-Shore Oil Rig, Arabian Seas

Objective for the Installation

  • To provide round-the-clock freshwater on a national oil & gas corporation's offshore oil rig located in the Arabian Sea.

Location

Arabian Sea, off the coast of Maharashtra, India

Capacity

MEGHDOOT® Magnum Plus (1000 LPD)

Daily Beneficiaries

Oil Rig Crew & Helicopter Crew

Stakeholders:

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC)

Installation Setup

  • The Magnum Plus unit has been installed on the oil rig.

  • The water generated by the system passes through the multi-stage filtration process, is mineralised and stored in an external tank.

  • The water from the tank is dispensed through a hot and cold dispenser for consumption.

  • Access to clean, healthy, mineral-enriched drinking water in a remote, off-shore sit

  • Eliminate external dependence for freshwater, which was previously delivered by ships ferrying water from the coast. This was difficult during periods of bad weather, as the freshwater supply was cut-off.

  • Reduction in man management cost and logistics cost involved in ferrying water from the coast.

​Project Highlights

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Case Study 17: Drinking Water Project for a National Coast Guard, Chennai, India

Objective for the Installation

  • To provide consistent access to high-quality, clean drinking water to a national coast guard's residential quarters and offices in an extremely water-scarce city.

Location

Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

Capacity

MEGHDOOT® Classic (40 LPD) x22, MEGHDOOT® Premium (100 LPD) x6

Daily Beneficiaries

Coast Guard Officers, Guardsmen and their Families (~1000)

Stakeholders:

A national coast guard, Maithri Aquatech

​Impact of the project

  • Access to clean, high-quality, mineral-enriched drinking water, without external dependence in a water-scarce location.

  • Each house gets over 25 litres of water per day.

  • Showcased MEGHDOOT® as a solution capable of meeting water requirements for a national coast guard.

  • Targeting to meet water requirements of 280 houses by installing a standalone solution in each house.

  • Opened an opportunity to assess use of MEGHDOOT® in coast guard projects.

Future Developments:

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Case Study 18: Making a State Zoological Park Water-Positive, Chennai, India

Objective for the Installation

  • To work with an automotive multinational and an NGO as part of their CSR initiative and provide a decentralised potable water solution at various points of a state zoological park.

Location

Vandalur, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

Stakeholders:

Capacity

MEGHDOOT® Water from Air Kiosk x2

Annual Access to People

Zoo Staff, Visitors (>2 million)

A state zoological park, an automotive multinational, an NGO

Installation Setup

  • Both kiosks were built around one Magnum Plus unit each.

  • The water generated by the kiosk is mineralised and stored in a tank and has an automated dispenser for the visitors.

Project Highlights

  • Access to clean, healthy, mineral-enriched drinking water at various points in the zoo for zoo staff and visitors.

  • Reduce the water footprint of the zoo with a water-positive solution.

  • Eliminates dependence on external sources for drinking water in a water-scarce region.

Future Developments

  • With the success of the project, several government departments are evaluating projects with MEGHDOOT®.

  • “We have been working with the state ministry for environment and private organisations to make the zoological park water-positive. Maithri Aquatech’s MEGHDOOT® solution has been implemented as two kiosks to meet the water requirements of visitors while also helping the zoo reduce its impact on local water sources.” – Deputy Director, the zoological park

Testimonials

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Case Study 19: Sustainable Water-Positive Solution for a Global Software Company's Campus, Hyderabad, India

Objective for the Installation

  • To sustainably give access to clean drinking water to employees of a global software company's Hyderabad campus, in line with their commitment of becoming water positive by 2030.

Location

Hyderabad, Telangana, India

Capacity

MEGHDOOT Magnum x4

Daily Beneficiaries

Microsoft Staff (~500)

Stakeholders:

A global software company, Maithri Aquatech

Installation Setup

  • The machines were installed on the ground in four places across the campus.

  • The water generated by the machine is filtered through a multi-stage filtration process and stored in a tank.

  • At the moment of dispensation, the water is dosed with minerals using Maithri Aquatech’s customised dosing system.

  • This mineralised water is dispensed when needed.

Project Highlights

  • Provide healthy, mineral-enriched drinking water to the company's security and service staff.

  • Reduce dependence on scarce water sources and support the company's journey in becoming water-positive.

  • Reduction in carbon footprint caused by ferrying of water.

Future Developments

  • The company is looking to meet their Hyderabad campus' complete drinking water requirement and gradually expand to meeting the water requirement of their other campuses.

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