Rainmaker Worldwide Inc., a global leader in sustainable water technology solutions, announced a strategic milestone in its North American expansion through its affiliate Miranda Water Technologies. The partnership with Bremont Acquisitions supports the proposed deployment of the Miracell® Ultra decentralized wastewater treatment system for Nature's Chase, an 850-home master planned residential community in Georgina, Ontario. This collaboration represents a significant step in Rainmaker's strategy to scale its revenue-generating water and wastewater portfolio while expanding market presence in clean infrastructure and housing development sectors.
The partnership extends beyond the initial project, with Bremont and Miranda in active discussions for additional housing projects across Dutton, Port Lambton, Simcoe County, and Clearview Township. This multi-site opportunity pipeline in Ontario demonstrates the growing demand for decentralized infrastructure solutions that can accelerate housing delivery while maintaining environmental standards. According to Michael O'Connor, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of Rainmaker Worldwide Inc., each successful collaboration strengthens the company's recurring revenue foundation, expands its technology footprint, and demonstrates its ability to deliver scalable water and wastewater infrastructure that creates long-term value for both communities and shareholders.
The Nature's Chase project aligns with Bremont's commitment to building PERFECT™ Communities consisting of factory-built modular homes designed for efficiency, sustainability, and affordability. Integrating Miranda's Miracell® Ultra system would enable decentralized wastewater servicing that is modular, energy-efficient, and scalable alongside phased construction. This approach directly addresses infrastructure challenges in areas where centralized systems are limited or cost-prohibitive, supporting Rainmaker's mission to provide sustainable, technology-driven solutions. The system's design supports residential and mixed-use communities requiring high-quality wastewater treatment in compact configurations, utilizing advanced Rotating Biological Contactor technology combined with ultrafiltration and disinfection.
By implementing decentralized wastewater infrastructure that scales with each construction phase, developers can maintain predictable costs, faster timelines, and strong environmental compliance. These principles align with Ontario's housing acceleration goals and Rainmaker's sustainability-focused growth strategy. The partnership highlights Rainmaker's ability to execute its affiliate growth model and capture market share in the expanding decentralized clean water infrastructure sector. Through scalable opportunities like Nature's Chase, Rainmaker continues to advance its North American growth pipeline, reinforcing market leadership and expanding recurring revenue potential. Additional information about Rainmaker's technologies and global deployments can be found at https://www.rainmakerww.com, while details about Miranda Water Technologies' solutions are available at https://www.mirandawater.com.
The Miracell® Ultra system achieves exceptional performance while minimizing land footprint and energy use, making it particularly suitable for developments where traditional infrastructure would be impractical or excessively expensive. This technology supports Rainmaker's broader portfolio, which includes the AtmoCell Air-to-Water system and, through its partial ownership of Miranda Water Technologies, advanced solutions such as the R/OCell® reverse osmosis system and SmartCell control platform. Together, Rainmaker and Miranda have deployed more than 1,200 systems across 40 countries, serving municipalities, industries, and communities worldwide. This partnership demonstrates how innovative water technology can support housing expansion while addressing environmental concerns, creating a model that could be replicated in other regions facing similar infrastructure challenges.
