Captiva Verde Launches First Public Use Atmospheric Water Stations

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Captiva Verde (OTC Pink: CPIVF) launched the first public-use, sustainable real estate-based Atmospheric Water Stations on February 3, 2026, in partnership with Wisconsin manufacturer Origen and the University of Northern Florida Center for Utility Security and Resiliency.

The initiative targets institutional, commercial and government markets with large 10,000+ gpd stations to produce on-site, plastic-free potable water across Florida.

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Jacksonville, Florida--(Newsfile Corp. - February 3, 2026) - Captiva Verde Wellness Corp. (CSE: PWR) (OTC Pink: CPIVF) (the "Company or Captiva") announces the launch of the first public use, sustainable real estate based, Atmospheric Water Stations, in collaboration with Wisconsin-based manufacturer, Origen, and the University of Northern Florida - Center for Utility Security and Resiliency. There were over 60 attendees including leadership representing the food and hospitality industry, federal, state, municipal government, military and academia. Water Bankruptcy is a global crisis affecting food security, personal health, sustainability and resiliency. Greater than 70% of American water is toxic, 100's of times more-so than the safe limits, with most bottled water failing the same standards, unable to remove "forever chemicals," heavy-metals, and other hazardous elements, only recently discovered to have adverse health consequences. Global brands have had to shut down their supplies because they are simply no longer drinkable. This $9 trillion annual threat can only be ameliorated through novel means, which Captiva Verde has seized upon: until now, cost effective and practical solutions have been elusive. This all changes today. This launch event also marks the start of Origen's partnership with Captiva Verde, through which Captiva will distribute Origen's Atmospheric Water Generators across institutional, commercial, and government markets. Together, the teams are focused on making on-site water generation accessible in regions where traditional systems are costly, unreliable, or simply unavailable. The Origen equipment is unique and fully patent protected, superior not only in quality to all competitors, but in the Madison Industries-backed manufacturing capabilities.

https://origenawg.com/blog/origens-wellspring-awg-to-officially-launch-january-30/

Our large (10,000+ gpd), Captiva Verde water stations, to be constructed across Florida, cost a fraction of traditional infrastructure upgrades. This will create a new economy, a new industry, new jobs, and deliver 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. And there is no more favorable location than Florida, where population density [23M and growing], affordable energy, citizen-friendly government, temperatures, and humidity converge to make for the most blessed location in America to harvest our airborne aquifer.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors

"Jeff Ciachurski"

Jeffrey Ciachurski
Executive Chairman and Director
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E-mail: westernwind@shaw.ca

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What did Captiva Verde (CPIVF) announce on February 3, 2026 about atmospheric water stations?

Captiva Verde announced the launch of public-use atmospheric water stations, including 10,000+ gpd units. According to the company, the initiative partners with Origen and the University of Northern Florida to deploy stations for institutional, commercial and government customers across Florida.

How will Captiva Verde (CPIVF) distribute Origen atmospheric water generators?

Captiva Verde will distribute Origen's atmospheric water generators across institutional, commercial and government markets. According to the company, the partnership makes Captiva the distributor for Origen equipment with planned station construction across Florida.

What capacity do Captiva Verde's (CPIVF) announced water stations have?

The announced Captiva Verde stations are described as large units with a capacity of 10,000+ gpd. According to the company, those high-capacity stations are intended to serve locations where traditional water systems are costly or unavailable.

Why is Florida targeted for Captiva Verde's (CPIVF) atmospheric water stations rollout?

Captiva Verde cited Florida's population density, energy affordability, favorable temperatures and humidity as reasons to deploy there first. According to the company, those local conditions make on-site airborne water harvesting especially practical in Florida.

Does Captiva Verde (CPIVF) claim its stations reduce plastic and shipping for potable water?

Yes, Captiva Verde says the stations produce on-location potable water that is plastic-free and avoids long-distance shipping. According to the company, local generation aims to reduce reliance on bottled water and related transport.