Sharc ships two 880 WET systems to U.S. gov't affiliate

Executive Summary

• Sharc International Systems Inc. has shipped two Sharc 880 WET (Waste Water Energy Transfer) systems for a U.S. government-affiliated project.
• The company highlights growing momentum for its WET technology in the U.S. and internationally, citing recent media coverage in the Wall Street Journal regarding sustainable infrastructure.
• The shipment underscores the increasing adoption of WET solutions by cities and governments seeking scalable, low-carbon alternatives for heating, cooling, and hot water production.

Key Details

• Product Shipped: Two Sharc 880 WET systems.
• Project Context: The systems are destined for a U.S. government-affiliated project; specific details regarding the project scope or location will be released at a later stage.
• Technology Application: The Sharc Energy systems recycle thermal energy from wastewater to generate energy-efficient heating, cooling, and hot water for commercial, residential, and industrial buildings, as well as district energy networks.
• Media Coverage: The company’s innovative systems were recently featured in a Wall Street Journal article highlighting the role of WET in sustainable infrastructure.
• Trading Information: Sharc Energy is publicly traded in Canada (CSE: SHRC), the United States (OTCQB: INTWF), and Germany (Frankfurt: IWIA).