Captiva Verde Installing, Building and Launching the First Group of Water Stations for the Military and the Hotel Industry During This September of 2026
Captiva Verde plans first AWG station deployments this month for major hotel and military customers, with government and bottling projects also underway.
Rhea-AI Summary
Captiva Verde (CPIVF) will install, build and launch its first atmospheric water generator (AWG) stations for Military and Hotel Industry clients during September 2026.
Each facility will be announced separately on commissioning. One participating hotel group is a large American multinational with over 30 brands, 9,000 locations and more than 1.5 million rooms. Captiva’s largest current model produces up to 10,000+ gallons per day and is described as costing a fraction of traditional infrastructure upgrades while providing on-site, plastic-free water. The company is also developing water stations for governments and bottling companies, with further updates expected.
Positive
- First commercial AWG station launches with Military and Hotel Industry customers targeted for September 2026
- High-capacity model produces up to 10,000+ gallons per day of on-site water
- Access to large hospitality partner with 9,000 locations and 1.5 million rooms across 30+ brands
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- None.
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Jacksonville, Florida--(Newsfile Corp. - September 3, 2026) - Captiva Verde Corp. (CSE: PWR) (OTC Pink: CPIVF) (the "Company or Captiva") announces the launch of the first atmospheric water ("AWG") stations for the Military and Hotel Industry during this month of September. Each unique facility and location will be separately announced via news release with the commissioning.
One of the hotel groups is an American multi-national company that operates, franchises, and licenses lodging brands that include hotels, residential, and time-share properties. The company owns over 30+ hotel and timeshare brands, with 9,000 locations and over 1.5 million rooms across its network.
The goal of the company, with respect to hospitality, is to have our AWG stations in every hotel possible.
Brian Conlan, Captiva Verde CEO, states: "We are blessed to have the quality of the Military and Hotel Industry to showcase environmental stewardship. Water produced by the atmosphere is both purer than water from an aquifer or traditional bottled water. Additionally, every gallon produced from AWG prevents an identical gallon from being depleted from our highly stressed reservoirs. Purity and health meet conservation."
Our largest current model (up to 10,000+ gpd), Captiva Verde water stations, to be constructed across the world, cost a fraction of traditional infrastructure upgrades, but deliver pure, virgin water. This creates a new economy, a new industry, new jobs, and delivers pure water that is both "plastic-free" and produced "on location," rather than being shipped for hundreds of miles. Our Origen stations are where sustainability meets purity.
Here is the link to our two-minute video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_pORF_ERIg The following link is our water toxicity map. Enter your zip code or use the interactive map to pick your zip code area in your state and click on the "contaminants" tab. Note the extreme toxicity of your local tap water: https://www.captivaverde.com/tapwater
Additionally, Captiva is building water stations for governments and bottling companies. More news to follow.
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"Brian Conlan"
Brian Conlan
Chief Executive Officer
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FAQ
What did Captiva Verde (CPIVF) announce about its water stations in September 2026?
Captiva Verde announced it will install, build and launch its first atmospheric water generator (AWG) stations for the Military and Hotel Industry during September 2026. Each individual facility will be commissioned and announced in a separate news release.
Which hospitality customer is involved in Captiva Verde (CPIVF) AWG station launches?
One of the hotel groups is described as a large American multinational that operates, franchises and licenses over 30 hotel and timeshare brands, with 9,000 locations and more than 1.5 million rooms across its network.
What capacity do Captiva Verde (CPIVF) atmospheric water stations provide?
The company’s largest current model is stated to produce up to 10,000+ gallons per day. These Captiva Verde water stations are planned to be constructed across the world and positioned as costing a fraction of traditional infrastructure upgrades.
How does Captiva Verde (CPIVF) describe the benefits of its AWG water compared to traditional sources?
The company states that water produced from the atmosphere is purer than aquifer or traditional bottled water, and that each gallon from AWG prevents an equivalent gallon from being taken from stressed reservoirs, combining purity, health and conservation.
Is Captiva Verde (CPIVF) also targeting governments and bottling companies with its water stations?
Yes. In addition to the Military and Hotel Industry, Captiva Verde indicates it is building water stations for governments and bottling companies, with additional news on these projects expected in future updates.
Where can investors see more about Captiva Verde (CPIVF) AWG technology and tap water data?
The company provides a two-minute video explaining its atmospheric water stations and an online tap water toxicity map where users can enter a ZIP code and view listed contaminants for their area.