Growth is shaped by experiences—the lessons we carry come from adapting to change, learning from setbacks, and embracing new opportunities. In recognition of International Women’s Day, we asked women across A1RWATER to share the insights that have shaped their journeys. Their reflections offer valuable takeaways on resilience, perspective, and personal growth.

Maintaining hydration during Ramadan is essential for sustaining energy and well-being while fasting. These mindful tips will help you stay balanced, replenish fluids, and observe the month with strength and clarity.

Water sustainability is no longer a choice—it’s a necessity. In his recent Dubai One interview, Rob Bain, Managing Director of A1RWATER UAE, explores how innovation is transforming water access across the region.

Jeanette Madigan, A1RWATER’s Director of Quality, shares how we engineer pure, great-tasting water—blending advanced air-to-water technology, rigorous testing, and sustainable packaging for a smarter, cleaner future.

A1RWATER and Fairmont Bab Al Bahr pioneered the first on-site air-to-water bottling facility, producing 700,000 liters of clean water and paving the way for the Dubai Bottling Facility.

At the Jubail Island Run 2025, sustainability ran alongside the athletes. As Sustainable Hydration Partner, A1RWATER provided fresh, mineral-enriched water from the air, reducing plastic waste and supporting the UAE’s sustainability goals—proving that small innovations can make a big impact.

Explore A1RWATER’s cutting-edge facility in Dubai, where advanced technology turns air into over 100,000 litres of premium drinking water daily for the UAE’s most recognised hotel destinations.

Tens of thousands of fans at Abu Dhabi’s ultimate race weekend experienced a groundbreaking debut: water crafted entirely from the air. With the launch of A1Rcans, A1RWATER™ introduced a bold new category of hydration, redefining quality, innovation, and the future of water.

We are proud to announce a new partnership with Umm Al Emarat Park, an iconic space in Abu Dhabi where families, nature, culture and sustainability converge.

In October, the economics of water captured global attention, as leaders and economists spotlighted essential steps — and the urgency required — to build a resilient, water-secure future.

The global water industry is undergoing a transformation — not just from regulatory and environmental demands, but from consumers, who are more aware and conscientious than ever.

Six years ago, we set out on a mission to tackle one of the world’s most pressing challenges: sustainable access to clean water.