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Cavitation Technologies (CVAT) has entered a pilot test agreement with Island Breeze Farms to assess its innovative nanotech water system aimed at enhancing cannabis cultivation. This technology significantly boosts molecular oxygen levels in water, promoting healthier plants and increased crop yields. The cannabis market is rapidly expanding, projected to exceed $123.9 billion this year, with a 455% increase in licensed cannabis acreage in the U.S. since 2018. CVAT aims to leverage this trend by providing cleaner feed water for cannabis growers.

Cavitation Technologies, Inc. (CVAT) has announced the development of a patented three-step chemical-free water treatment process for the oil and gas industry aimed at reducing environmental impact and operating costs.

The patented process includes:

• Cavitation/Advanced Oxidation
• Water Electrolysis Technology
• Electrocoagulation

This innovative system focuses on treating produced water, minimizing the need for harmful chemicals.

Cavitation Technologies, Inc. (CVAT) has developed an innovative nanotech water system aimed at enhancing cannabis cultivation. This technology achieves a 400% increase in molecular oxygen levels in irrigation water, resulting in 10% - 30% higher crop yields. The system not only improves oxygen delivery to plant roots but also purifies water by eliminating harmful chemicals and bacteria. Roman Gordon, Global Technology Manager, highlighted the advantages of cleaner water for healthier cannabis plants and increased yields. Founded in 2007, CVAT holds over 40 patents related to its technologies.

Cavitation Technologies (CVAT) announced a sales agreement for its Nano Reactor® system with Desmet Ballestra Group for a vegetable oil refinery in North America. The deal is expected to bring in approximately $110,000. This technology refines various edible oils while reducing operating costs and environmental impact, using up to 90% fewer harsh chemicals compared to conventional methods. The partnership, ongoing since 2010, positions CVAT for potential accelerated sales growth in the coming months.

Cavitation Technologies, Inc. (CVAT) has received U.S. Patent No. 10876085 for its innovative system and method of purifying drinking water and alcoholic beverages. This technology utilizes intense cavitation to alter water's molecular structure, enhancing purification while preserving vital trace elements. The system also neutralizes microbiological impurities, promising significant health benefits through improved nutrient absorption. Designed for home use, this scalable technology has potential commercial applications, further broadening CVAT's market reach.

Cavitation Technologies (CVAT) reported an increase in water treatment operations in the Permian Basin, with a treatment rate exceeding 100,000 barrels in February. The deployment of its patented Low Pressure Nano Reactor® (LPN) mobile units is underway, with the first unit operational and a second expected by April. The technology promises effective treatment of produced water through innovative cavitation techniques. Industry forecasts suggest rising oil prices, which may enhance demand for CVAT's services.

Cavitation Technologies (OTCQB: CVAT) announced a significant sale of its Nano Reactor® system to a biodiesel refinery in South America, with an expected revenue of approximately $190,000. This marks the company's second biodiesel system sale in the region since partnering with Desmet Ballestra Group in 2010. The Nano Reactor® technology enhances biodiesel production by enabling the use of various feedstocks, leading to higher yields and improved productivity. This sale underscores the growing acceptance of CVAT's technology in South America.

Cavitation Technologies, Inc. (CVAT) has entered an agreement with Partnership International, Inc. to enhance its water treatment technologies. PI will assist CVAT in securing strategic partnerships and financing for its patented applications, focusing on sectors like desalination and agricultural water reclamation. This collaboration follows CVAT's success with Enviro-Watertek in treating produced water. Partnership International aims to file a $500,000 grant with the Department of Interior for a desalination project, highlighting CVAT's potential in sustainable water solutions.

Cavitation Technologies, Inc. (CVAT) has resumed operations in the Permian Basin, treating produced water from fracking. Following the pandemic and oil price declines, demand for its water treatment technology is increasing as production reopens. The company’s first customer is using stationary infrastructure for 7,500 barrels per day (BPD), with plans for a mobile unit capable of 12,000-15,000 BPD. Management estimates each 10,000 BPD will generate $150,000 in annual free cash flow. The company is also advancing its food processing technology, generating revenue from both sectors.