New Crystal Lagoons US’ CEO comments on the company’s expansion in The United States

3 July, 2015 / News

The financial American publication Business Journal has recently conducted an interview to Crystal Lagoons US’ new CEO, Mr. Uri Man. In the article, Mr. Man comments on some of the new projects that the Miami-based multinational plans for important states such as Arizona, California and Nevada.

Crystal Lagoons, the Miami-based multinational company that develops energy efficient mega-lagoons with crystal clear water similar to the Caribbean and Tahiti is looking to enter the Arizona, California and Nevada markets.

In Arizona, there are two lagoon projects underway by Crystal Lagoons, said Uri Man, U.S. CEO for the company.

Currently Crystal Lagoons totalizes 35 projects in the US in different development stages.

The company also received two Green Fast Track patents in the U.S. Man said one out of every 1,500 patents are approved for through that process.

Crystal Lagoons’ explosive growth has generated in less tan seven years a folder of 300 urban, tourism, public and industrial projects worldwide, in different development stages. Nowadays, the company has partnership agreements with the main international real estate firms and it is present in 60 counties, such as The US, The United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, Jordan, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Paraguay, Uruguay and Chile, among many others.

Uri Man emphasized that Crystal Lagoons’ technology is license-protected in 160 countries and that it represents lower energy and chemical consumption than traditional swimming pools and it offers an unparallel amenity that adds value to the developments.

These massive lagoons just need water to compensate evaporation, representing half the water consumption of a park and up to 30 times less of a traditional golf field. In addition, they use up to 100 les chemicals than traditional disinfection systems of drinking water and pools, and pup to 2% of the energy conventional filtration systems require.

The first lagoon at the San Alfonso del Mar on Chile’s Pacific Coast won the Guinness Book of World Record in 2007 for the world’s largest lagoon. It is 3,300 feet long.

Nowadays, the company is developing massive lagoons at the Sharm El Sheik resort in Egypt and the Dream City development in Prune India. It has already built large lagoons and pools at a Dead Sea resort in Jordan as well as resorts and developments in Mexico, Indonesia, Thailand, Peru, Saudi Arabia and Brazil.

Crystal Lagoons Corp. is an international innovation company, founded by scientist Fernando Fischmann, which has developed a patent-protected technology that allows the construction and maintenance of unlimited-size crystal clear lagoons at very low costs.

SOURCE