1. The Reverse Osmosis Seawater Desalination CONTAINER CONCEPT present

2. Containerized The Energy Efficient – Low Maintenance

3. Reverse Osmosis Seawater Desalination Plants

4. Containerized SWRO The Containerized Solution

5. - takes the expenses and mystery out of seawater RO Desalination and brings it DOWN-TO-EARTH - by making pre-designed module sized plants, fully assembled in standard 20-ft and 40-ft containers and install them right where the potable water is needed. THE CONTAINER CONCEPT

6. No need for expensive buildings No time consuming and costly civil works No advanced calculations and projecting procedures - but reduced costs -due to an extremely short installation, commissioning and training schedule of only 1 week – compared to a 3-4 month installation time for a conventional NON containerized plant. THIS MEANS:

7. – inside the container, fully tested before shipping, ready to produce high-quality potable water within days of delivery. All what the clients need to do is to arrange for the Seawater supply and the Electricity, and a foundation for the container Its all there:

8. The Container Concept includes: for clean seawater from beach wellfor seawater requiring pre filtration 250m³/day – One (1) 20-ft container 300m³/day – One (1) 20-ft container 500m³/day – One (1) 40-ft container 1000m³/day – One (1) 40-ft container 250m³/day – One (1) 40-ft container 300m³/day – One (1) 40-ft container 500m³/day – Two (2) 40-ft containers 1000m³/day – Two (2) 40-ft containers - and as the example on the following page

9. A 300 m³/day plant like this! Installed in a 20-ft container Produce all the potable water requirements for this resort

10. Installation Procedure: The following is a presentation of the installation of a HOH Standard Containerized SWRO Desalination Plant, with a capacity of 300m³/day, producing potable water with a TDS of less than 500 ppm, as recommended by the WHO (World Health Organization). The feed water source is clean seawater from a seawater well with a TDS of 36,000 ppm.

11. The Playa Roca Resort, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain where the installation took place - Aug.11, 2003

12. Installation site prepared by local contractor with power supply and connection pipes to feed water well, product water reservoir and brine disposal injection well.

13. The 300 m³/day plant fully assembled in 20-ft container arrives at Resort at 8:00 AM

14. A local crane contractor prepare to remove the containerized plant from the truck - 8:15 AM

15. Crane contractor moving the containerized plant from the truck towards it's permanent location – 9:00AM

16. Plant at installation site – 9:15 AM

17. - and lowered into position – 9:25 AM

18. Containerized plant at permanent location - 9:50 AM

19. - ready for the HOH technician to commission and to perform training of the local operator and maintenance technicians

20. Close-up view of the plant with a capacity of 300 m³/day producing high quality potable water at $0.70/m³

21. Inside view of 250 m³/day containerized plant installed at another Island Resort

22. Inside view of 300 m³/day containerized plant installed at International Hotel & Beach Resort, Spain

23. Thank you for viewing this presentation of the HOH Container Concept - and our Containerized SWRO Plants For additional information, please visit our website www.HOHUSA.net Phone: 706 694 8869 – Facsimile: 706 694 4124 - Email: info@HOHUSA.net Gunnar A. Axelsen, President Contact: