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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Consultation hours for students in the phase of their Master’s thesis.
We offer an open consultation hour for Students in their Master’s thesis every Friday 10:00 – 12:00 CET Berlin.
Go to Conference System We will send the access code on request to office@di-dme.de.
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Desalination Technologies Market Research examines the key factors shaping the industry. This includes a detailed analysis of the market environment, the competitive landscape, historical data, and current market trends. It also covers the impact of technological innovation, emerging technologies, and advancements in related industries. Additionally, the research explores market risks, potential opportunities, barriers to entry, and challenges faced by key players in the desalination technologies sector. (Source)
As California continues to adapt to the impacts of a changing climate, the State must work to identify future sources of safe, reliable water for all. This week, the Department of Water Resources (DWR) released a report identifying future planned desalination projects to help meet the brackish water supply goals identified in California’s Water Supply Strategy: Adapting to a Hotter, Drier Future. (Source)
Friday, September 27, 2024, Boston, MA. The International Desalination and Reuse Association (IDRA) proudly announces the nominees for the 2024-2026 Board of Directors, Term 21! All Class I and II members are eligible to cast their vote until November 13, 2024. The election results will be announced on November 26, 2024. The newly elected board members will officially assume their roles on December 12, 2024, following the conclusion of the IDRA World Congress in Abu Dhabi, UAE. (Source)
Solar-driven interfacial photothermal evaporation (SIPE) has been considered as a green and sustainable technology for obtaining fresh water, and the exploring efficient photothermal materials is crucial. Nanocomposite derived from metal-organic framework exhibits high light absorption properties and excellent chemical stability, making it an ideal candidate in the SIPE. (Source)
“We’re going back to the thermal desalination method but applying a principle that has never been used before, where the driving force and energy behind the process is heat,” lead chief investigator Dr. Juan (Source)
It was certainly a positive change, thanks to a desalination plant that started operating in August, five years after construction began in 2019, with a US$ 61,000 investment by the Granma Provincial Delegation of Hydraulic Resources. (Source)