October 4, 2005:
 
GWPT signs a new Partnership Agreement with Polymet Resources limited (www.polymetinc.com) out of Cobalt Ontario, a metals and minerals assaying and recycling laboratory to further the global warming prevention aims of greenhouse gas emissions, particulate, and toxic emissions reductions in the development and production of GWPT's SIRT (Scrubbing Ionized Rain Tunnel) clean-coal power generation, and the Natural State Reduction System (NSRS) waste conversion technologies.

The recovery of metals from both waste and coal fired power plant emissions forms a critical part of GWPT's recycling initiatives of finding appropriate markets for as many recovered materials as possible.

September 29, 2005:
 
GWPT signs a new Teaming Agreement with Greensols PTY limited out of New South Wales Australia to further the global warming prevention aims of greenhouse gas emissions reductions in the development and production of GWPT's SIRT (Scrubbing Ionized Rain Tunnel) clean-coal power generation, and the Natural State Reduction System (NSRS) waste conversion technologies.

Greensole's mission statement is " To develop and implement technology in a cost effective way with the possibility of further developing the process to assist third world countries with fresh water problems. To ameliorate situations in countries of rapid industrial growth such as India and China so that their achievement of a market economy has minimal climatic impact on all other countries. To reduce (in a commercially viable manner) and sustain levels of CO2 in the atmosphere by approximately 15% so that potential future industrial development does not induce undesirable climate change."

August 19, 2005, 2005:
 
GWPT signs a new partnership with Napier Reid Ltd: an engineering services and process equipment manufacturing company for water and wastewater treatment with 2700 projects completed since 1950. Capabilities include professional engineering, manufacturing, installation and field support personnel for complete mechanical, process and control system design, engineering, equipment supply, installation, start-up and turnkey water purification.

Napier Reid will perform as a design and development partner with GWPT with particular interest in emissions capturing from coal fired power plants in concert with GWPT's clean coal Scrubbing Ionized Rain Tunnel (SIRT) technology.

Napier Reid Ltd. (napier-reid.com) will also head up the disaster relief water supply division of GWPT to provide direct fresh water mobile assistance for relief efforts globally using the following 'bottled water from the tap technologies'; Reverse Osmosis Water Purification; Granular Activated Carbon Filtration, and dissolved air flotation systems.

December 2004:
 
As a new consortium member, and as form givers and planners to many Canadian and international developments, Moriyama & Teshima Architects, www.mtarch.com has partnered with GWPT to continue to foster a practical emissions reduction program that helps position current technical solutions with local governments and experts in concurrent fields of emissions control. In reducing global warming emissions with substantial benefits to health care in reducing air contaminants affecting many Canadian citizens, these benefits will go well beyond initial government and private investment.
 
Through this advanced project management approach the growing GWPT consortium’s vision is to enable a planning and master planning process that coordinates the dissemination of environmental technologies for the enhancement of the health and welfare of our present and future communities.
 
Immediate joint projects in procurement include the SIRT Rain Tunnel, an emissions control system for industry and coal fired power generating stations, and the Peel Green Power Project, a proposed waste gasification, recycling and energy producing plant for the Region of Peel.
June, 2004:  

GWPT signs contracts with 3 US based companies to provide security technologies to the Canadian market and abroad.