CheckLight presented its recently launched toxicity biomonitor, CCB-TOX, at the Water Week conference & exhibition held in Singapore last week. The Singapore International Water Week  is a global platform and a major trade exhibition, showcasing a comprehensive range of services and products as well as new technologies of the entire water value chain. The event, which was held together with the World Cities Summit this year, also saw a record increase in the number of trade attendees to over 14,000 from 85 countries/regions.

Mr. Eyal Mor, CheckLight CEO (middle) at the ACE10 show, Chicago, USA.
 

Mr. Nir Hertzman, CheckLight VP Operation presenting the CCB to visitors.

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 "The interest in our unique biomonitoring solution has been tremendous. Our stand at the exhibition has seen a constant flow of visitors both  end users, as well as from local business people, looking for new innovative solutions for protecting water systems" stated BLAU. "Taking part in the Early Warning Solution business, supplying out Toxicity monitoring products in China for the last few years, following the market development, I can clearly say without a doubt that China is sure to become a world leader in protecting its water environment".

Below are links to seminar's presentations in both Chinese and English:

For Chinese press here: userfiles/CL_China_2010_v2_ZH_CN(1).pdf 

For English press here: userfiles/CL_China_2010_v2(1).pdf  

Moti BLAU, CheckLight's VP of business development and marketing, delivers presentation about the AquaVerity solution.

CheckLight have participated in an Israeli delegation visiting Chegdu in Sichuan China. During this visit Moti BLAU (鲍慕磾), VP Marketing & Business development of CheckLight have presented CheckLight's innovative AquaVerity solution and its new Biomonitor – CCB-TOX.

"Our new Biomonitor is a critical element for any Early Warning System" stated BLAU. "Until now, the market has seen biomonitors with either very limited detection capabilities or very complicated devices requiring constant supervision. Our CCB-TOX combines extensive detection capabilities with complete automation, requiring minimal attention. This provides the customers extremely high cost effective solution"

During the delegation, which have been sponsored by Sichuan Environmental Protection Bureau, numerous meetings have taken place between CheckLight and the region's leading people of the water and environmental protection industry – both government officials as well as leading business people. "The people of Chengdu were outmost friendly. hospitality and business discussions were excellent" concluded BLAU.

Moti BLAU, CheckLight's VP of business development and marketing, delivers presentation about the AquaVerity solution.

Below are links to reports from the Chinese government and press about the delegation to Chengdu:

http://www1.chengdu.gov.cn/indexdetail.jsp?id=327738

http://www.cdfao.chengdu.gov.cn/GovInfoOpens2/detail_allpurpose.jsp?id=vMocUxU5UVI3r2iaoJo0

news.Chengdu.com

http://221.237.182.205/userChannels/chuangye/detail.jsp?id=327738

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Ministry of Enviromental Protection New Release

for more information please click here: Chongqing.pdf

On August 11th 2009 , the President of the State of Israel, Mr. Shimon Peres, visited Mekorot - Israel's national water company, celebrating the 45th anniversary of the National Water Carrier which was completed in 1964.

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Bob Thomas CheckLight's US representative

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CheckLight's CEO, Mr. Eyal Mor presents the new TOX-SPOT solution to a delegation from Asia.

CheckLight's VP of business development and marketing, Moti Blau hosts a delegation from China.

Mr. Nir Hertzman (right), CheckLight's VP of Operations and one of CheckLight's leading biology experts Mr. Ofer Yitzhaki (left), stand proud near CheckLight's unique on-Line biomonitor - the CCB.

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Israel's Minister of Environmental Protection, Mr. Gilad Erdan, visits CheckLight's stand at the WATEC show and shows interest in CheckLight's new early warning system for detecting water contaminations.

Mr. Gilad Erdan (right), Israel's Minister of Environmental Protection, shows interest in CheckLight's unique technology - bacteria based biomonitor. Presenting - Moti Blau (center), CheckLight's VP of marketing & business development and Nir Hertzman, CheckLight's VP of Operations (left).

Mr. Gilad Erdan (right), Israel's Minister of Environmental Protection, accompanied by Mr. Ori Yogev (centre), the Chairman of the WhiteWater group, examines the internal structure of CheckLight's unique on-line biomonitor - the CCB. Presenting - Moti Blau (left), CheckLight's VP of marketing & business development.

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CheckLight took part in the workshop entitled: Water monitoring technologies: harmonized approach to performance demonstration.

The objective of this workshop is to bring together the knowledge as it is developed in all these different projects and initiatives, in order to learn from each other’s experiences. This workshop will provide an overview of the latest developments in the establishment of a European ETV, and the state-of-the-art in on-line (bio)monitoring technologies and their practical application in the field.

http://www.techneau.org/index.php?id=112

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userfiles/CCB Installation - beverage.pdf

userfiles/AOC implementation.pdf

www.waterworld.com/index/display/article-display/2313240475/articles/waterworld/world-regions/europe/2010/05/United-Utilities-fined-for-river-pollution-incident/QP129867/cmpid=WaterWorldEnlJune102010.html

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