On World Water Day, A1RWATER contributed to Entrepreneur Middle East’s feature exploring global water scarcity, the future of infrastructure, and the growing role of atmospheric water generation (AWG). Highlighted are key UAE milestones, including A1RWATER’s large-scale facility in Dubai and hospitality project at Fairmont Bab Al Bahr.

This World Water Day, luxury hospitality is embracing a new era of water — one defined by purity, sustainability, and innovation. Discover how atmospheric water is reshaping guest experiences, elevating brands, and setting new standards in five-star service.

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.

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.

As COP29 concludes, we highlight perspectives and takeaways from experts on the ground — plus recommendations for immediate actions before the end of the year.

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.

A1RWATER was featured in the November issue of Finance Middle East, in an article highlighting the rise of the blue economy and its $3 trillion potential.

On Beyond the Bottom Line, A1RWATER Americas CEO Pete Carr and COO Ryan Bibbo share how air-to-water technology is reshaping resilience for today’s businesses.

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.

For companies striving to meet environmental, social and governance (ESG) targets, circularity offers more than just sustainability.

With growing pressures on global water supplies, building a water-smart corporate culture is no longer just an environmental concern — it’s a critical business strategy.