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Greyter Water Systems Receives Patent From U.S. Patent Office for The Greyter HOME™

Greyter Water Systems Inc., provider of the Greyter HOME™, a residential water recycling solution, is pleased to announce that its application for patent filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) in 2018 has ...

Greyter’s Solution installed at West Beach Condominiums

Greyter Water Systems’ storm water re-use system has been installed in the new West Beach Condominiums project located in Toronto, Ontario. This boutique infill condominium project is located in the Queen St. E and Coxwell Ave. ...

The Greyter HOME featured in Global News

A developer in North Pickering is hoping its move to help homeowners reuse grey water will help inspire more sustainable plans when building homes. In a partnership with a local company, Geranium Homes is installing a ...

The Greyter HOME featured in The Star

Fill eight drinking glasses with water from your tap. Now dump them down the toilet. That may seem wasteful, but that’s typically what happens every time we flush and wash 4.2 litres of drinking water into ...

The Greyter HOME featured in Toronto Sun

The monthly water bill is being quickly reduced for the owners of seven homes who are now part of the first Canadian residential community to use the Greyter HOME(TM) water recycling system. The properties represent Phase ...

May 31, 2012 | Mark Sales

Greyter Water Systems is pleased to announce that it has acquired the greywater recycling and rainwater harvesting assets of Brac Systems Inc. Globally, water conservation is becoming one of the most important issue of our time and greywater ...

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Jan 28, 2011 | Mark Sales

The Ontario Ministry of Education has confirmed, as part of the Green Schools Pilot Initiative (GSPI), that Brac Systems' Commercial Greywater Recycling Systems will be installed into seven schools from various school boards throughout Ontario. Planning ...

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Sep 1, 2010 | Mark Sales

Since 2003, the Ontario government has invested $11.6 billion to make schools better places to learn. In partnership with the Ministry of Research and Innovation, the Ministry of Education is investing over $20 million to pilot a ...

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