Desalination Institute DME is dedicated to consolidating and structuring knowledge in the field of desalination, with a focus on economics, science, and policy. Our global mission is to provide services, share expertise, and offer further education on water desalination.
Our core areas of expertise include:
Water – Desalination – Resources
Since 2008, we have operated independently, serving clients worldwide and locally in desalination projects and technology. We offer advisory services to public institutions, insurers, lenders, banks, investors, and industry stakeholders.
Our technological expertise spans a broad range of methods, including evaporation, membrane technologies, ion processing, and bioengineering. Currently, we monitor over 52 desalination technologies. Clients from over 40 countries have entrusted us to prepare them for the future of desalination.
As a specialized think tank, we are committed to advancing desalination innovation.
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We offer an open consultation hour for Students in their Master’s thesis every Friday 10:00 – 12:00 CET Berlin.
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Weeks 1 and 2, 2025 The global desalination industry has witnessed a dynamic start to the year, with notable developments in the economic, scientific, and political spheres. These events highlight the ongoing evolution of desalination technologies and their increasing significance in addressing water scarcity worldwide. 1. Economy 2. Science & Research 3. Politics Outlook As we move into week 3 of 2025, the desalination industry is set to focus on key conferences addressing sustainable practices and the integration of artificial intelligence in plant operations. Stay tuned for insights into these pivotal developments.
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Microbial desalination technology offers a promising platform for salt removal processes and for the recovery of ionic compounds. In terms of operation, systems without potential control (microbial desalination cell, MDC) and applying anode potential control (microbial electrolysis desalination cell, MEDC) can be primarily implemented. In this study, a comparative assessment of the different operational modes is carried out by using acetate-fed mixed culture MDC and MEDC reactors for NaCl removal (with 35 g L−1 initial concentration) in three-chamber setup. Desalination efficiency, kinetics, as well as the occurring electrochemical losses are evaluated. In addition, ion exchange membrane (IEM) performance and stability are addressed. […]
The City of Cape Town aims to start construction of a permanent desalination plant in Paarden Eiland in 2026 with the aim of having it operational by 2030 if the plan receives all the necessary regulatory approvals. This is according to a draft scoping report prepared by Cape Town-based engineering firm Zutari, which was appointed to do the necessary environmental impact assessments of the proposed desalination plant. (Source)