Thank you to Green Living Magazine for featuring Dynamic Water Technologies in its August edition. The magazine focused on technology that can help resolve the western megadrought and water crisis. Read the full article on the Green Living Magazine website.

ABC 15 recently featured Dynamic Water Technologies’ Chief Operating Officer Michael Boyko during their series on the megadrought.

As the megadrought continues to tighten its grip on the western United States, companies are turning to Dynamic Water Technologies to help them save water, money and energy. The team was recently featured on Good Morning Arizona to show how it works.

Dynamic Water Technologies was proud to join with Sustainable Silicon Valley on Thursday, May 20, 2021 as part of the organization’s Sustain-a-Palooza Innovation Round Up event. In our video discussion, we talked about the growing drought and climate change, why we need to jumpstart our water conservation efforts now, and how Dynamic Water Technologies…

TEMPE, Ariz. – Business owners and government officials face an increasing obligation to shareholders and their communities to improve sustainability efforts in the face of a growing global climate crisis and water shortage. On the eve of Earth Day, government leaders throughout California, Arizona, and Nevada brace for restrictions on water use as supplies from the…

The chemistry of our water is a marvelous thing! Dynamic Water Technologies joins with chemists around the world this month for Chemists Celebrate Earth Week beginning on April 19. Dynamic Water Technologies’ own George Chac is a chemist and conservationist. He shared some of his thoughts on his job, his passions and why water should…

On World Water Day, Dynamic Water Technologies COO Mike Boyko explains to Fox 10’s Tom Fergus how our technologies can help businesses save thousands of gallons of water each year.

PHOENIX – The signs are all there. Global warming. Huge swaths of the earth facing long-term drought. Large corporations buying up water rights around the globe. A worldwide crisis is looming with scientists and climate experts predicting that as much as one fourth of the world’s humanity will be without water in the next 20 years.…

PHOENIX – During a candid interview with host Regina Revazova on the Locally Grown in Arizona podcast, Dynamic Water Technologies COO Michael Boyko tells listeners businesses must step up immediately and respond to a growing global shortage of water. “Nearly one third of the world’s population currently is without drinking water,” Boyko notes in a…

Dynamic Water Technologies joined its business partner SoCalGas to present their success at installing DWT technologies at SoCalGas facilities, saving money and water and reducing chemical use. WaterSense, a voluntary partnership program sponsored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), is both a label for water-efficient products and a resource for helping you save water..

Dynamic Water Technologies’ CEO Mike Boyko recently participated in the TEDx Henderson event on Sunday, October 11, 2020. Mike’s talk focused on the global climate crisis and its effect on water resources around the world.

Dynamic Water Technologies CEO, Mike Boyko, will be a featured speaker at the TEDx Henderson virtual event scheduled for Sunday, October 11, 2020. The event, which will be held in conjunction with TED Countdown, a worldwide movement to foster a rapid shift to a world with net zero greenhouse emissions and tackle the climate crisis.…

Sept. 18, 2020 marked “World Water Monitoring Day” a day set aside to observe how we use earth’s life-giving resource of water. Phoenix’s independent news station Ch. 3’s “Good Morning Arizona” featured Dynamic Water Technologies’ contribution in helping large corporations and government agency buildings save millions of gallons of water a year.

Sept. 18, 2020 marked “World Water Monitoring Day” a day set aside to observe how we use earth’s life-giving resource of water. Phoenix’s independent news station Ch. 3’s “Good Morning Arizona” featured Dynamic Water Technologies’ contribution in helping large corporations and government agency buildings save millions of gallons of water a year.

In less than 20 years, scientists predict fresh water supplies will dry up for more than a quarter of the world’s population as megadroughts and climate change alter the environment. Dynamic Water Technologies, based in Scottsdale, Ariz., is at the forefront of technological advances in reducing water consumption used for industrial processes and in large cooling towers.

LOS ANGELES – Today the Los Angeles Better Buildings Challenge named the city of Los Angeles winner of its Walk the Walk Award for outstanding water conservation during the past year. City officials installed an electrochemical treatment system that reduces process water used in cooling towers by millions of gallons of water per year. Developed…

The City of Los Angeles named “Innovator of the Year” for saving millions of gallons of water and attributes their success to Dynamic Water Technologies.

NBC Phoenix anchor, Rachel Cole, gives a tour of Banner Health’s corporate facility to help explain Dynamic Water Technologies’ innovative process in cooling and its significant water savings for its clients.

An alternative water treatment technology for cooling towers is reaping impressive results for a commercial cooling water system. CEO Mike Boyko of Dynamic Water Technologies reports how its electrochemical treatment is achieving 34-percent reduction in water consumption for the project in Mesa, Arizona, United States – while plans are underway to expand the application this year.

Dynamic Water Technologies saved thousands of gallons of water and cut operating costs at a federal building in Georgia as part of a government study to find alternative technologies to conserve energy and water. As a result, the report recommends governmentwide adoption of the company’s electrochemical process water treatment technology.