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Desalination News
- EWEC’s Taweelah desalination plant sets global record – UAE 1st June 2023Equivalent to 831,935 cubic meters per day, this achievement establishes Taweelah RO as the largest operational RO facility worldwide. Once fully operational, Taweelah RO will supply 200 MIGD (909,200 cubic meters per day) of potable water. (Source) The post EWEC’s Taweelah desalination plant sets global record – UAE appeared first on Desalination Institute DME - […]
- Saudi Arabia to Enhance Aden’s Drinking Water Supply through Desalination Plant – KSA 31st May 2023The Saudi Development and Reconstruction Program for Yemen (SDRPY) is set to establish a desalination plant in Aden, the interim capital, with a capacity of 10,000 cubic meters. (Source) The post Saudi Arabia to Enhance Aden’s Drinking Water Supply through Desalination Plant – KSA appeared first on Desalination Institute DME - Water Desalination Resources.
- ENGIE expects financial close on $800 million water project soon – UAE 30th May 2023ENGIE recently won a tender to develop and operate the Mirfa 2 Project, valued at $800 million and with a daily water production capacity of 20 million gallons. (Source) The post ENGIE expects financial close on $800 million water project soon – UAE appeared first on Desalination Institute DME - Water Desalination Resources.
- EWEC’s Taweelah desalination plant sets global record – Abu Dhabi, UAE 29th May 2023Equivalent to 831,935 cubic meters per day, this achievement establishes Taweelah RO as the largest operational RO facility worldwide. Once fully operational, Taweelah RO will supply 200 MIGD (909,200 cubic meters per day) of potable water. (Source) The post EWEC’s Taweelah desalination plant sets global record – Abu Dhabi, UAE appeared first on Desalination Institute […]
- Rush to get Cape Town’s temporary desalination plants online – SA 28th May 2023The contract is only for water supply for 24 months. After that, the equipment which is owned by the contractor, will be removed and the area rehabilitated. "This is going to be a temporary solution, said Wynand Wessels, project manager for Proxa South Africa. "Phase one being an initial supply of 2ml (megalitres) a day […]
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