How Boson White Water is making a sea of difference in the way apartments, IT parks recycle their water

This Bengaluru-based startup takes water from sewage treatment plants, and converts it into potable quality water that can be used for household purposes, and even for drinking.
Vikas Brahmavar of Boson White Water at RMZ Ecoworld, one of their major clients in Bengaluru.
This situation is likely to further worsen in the next few decades, as the country’s population increases to 1.6 billion by 2050.A desire to work towards improving the water situation prompted Vikas Brahmavar, the founder of Boson White Water, to move back to India from the UK in 2008.At first, he manufactured products that enhanced water quality in both rural and urban areas, but quickly realised that the larger issue was water scarcity.
Founded in 2011, Bengaluru-based Boson White Water takes recycled water from sewage treatment plants, or STPs, and converts it into potable quality water that can be used for household applications such as toilet flushing or gardening (and, technically, even for drinking).It is common for IT parks and malls with centralised air conditioning to purchase water in tankers and treat it on-site for use in cooling towers.
These numbers show that a significant volume of water is going to the drain and can be recovered with the Boson White Water system.

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