Embrace
sustainability
Ensuring availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all. (SDG.6)
whilst reducing plastic waste to create a more sustainable future for everyone
THE PERFECT DROP, EVERY TIME
Refill Water Station Africa brings advanced water purification directly to the Point of Use — treating water at the final moment, just before it reaches your bottle.
We ensure every drop is fresh, clean, and ready to drink.
Engineered for high-traffic environments and busy public spaces, our refill stations provide a safe, sustainable, and dependable alternative to bottled water.
This isn’t just clean water — it’s a smarter, better way to hydrate.
Refill Water Station Africa
Bottle-free. Planet-friendly. Perfect every time.
We provide clean, safe, and great-tasting water by removing harmful substances such as arsenic, hardness, bacteria, heavy metals, and other contaminants.
Every drop is purified to meet the highest standards of health and quality, ensuring a refreshing and reliable alternative to bottled water..
ADVANCED WATER TECH SOLUTION
OUR FOUNDATION FOR IMPACT
INNOVATION IN EVERY DROP, FOR A HEALTHIER, GREENER WAY TO DRINK
At Refill Water Station Africa, we see water for what it truly is, life’s most essential resource.
Yet in today’s fast-paced, industrial world, clean drinking water doesn’t always come easy. By the time it reaches your tap, it has traveled a long road filled with potential contaminants.
That is why we step in at the final point, just before you take a sip.
Our innovative technology purifies water on the spot, removing harmful impurities while keeping the minerals your body needs.
No chemicals. No plastic. No compromises.
Just crisp, clean, great-tasting water delivered the way nature intended.
OUR WATER IS NATURE INTENDED, WITHOUT THE PLASTIC. BOTTLED WATER .... WITHOUT THE BOTTLE DRAMA
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Why Water Station Project?
Water Station Project Why? One of the many sources of environmental pollution in Ghana are plastics, especially rubber sachets (these are plastic pouches filled with water and sold on the streets of Ghana and Africa by street vendors) and bottled water. This has been a fast-growing business that has far reaching usage as a source of drinking water in Ghana. Sachet water is sold in 500 mL plastic pouches while bottled water is sold in a variety of sizes from 330ml to 1500ml. There is also bottled water supplied to corporate Ghana in plastic dispensers. “Almost 8.2 billion sachets of water are consumed in Ghana (Stoler, 2017)….it is estimated that more than 3,000 metric tons daily and one million tons yearly of plastic waste are generated. An estimated 86 percent of Ghana’s waste plastic load is improperly disposed of resulting in plastics clogging up stormwater drains, rivers, and streams and ending up in the oceans. It is estimated that 250,000 metric tons of plastic waster are dumped from Ghana into the Atlantic Ocean (World Bank, 2020). They are fertile ground for mosquitoes to breed in, block drains and if they’re burnt, they cause air pollution.