Israel Leads in Water Technology, Recycles 90% of Used Water – Israel

Israel covers its 85% of annual municipal and industrial water consumption from water desalination plants.

Israel’s technology treats water with natural biological filtration, aquifer water treatment plants, and ultraviolet water treatment technologies. The technology treats almost 90% of used water and redirects it to irrigation pipelines to irrigate the drier areas of the country.

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Israel Leads in Water Technology, Recycles 90% of Used Water – Israel2022-08-31T12:53:32+02:00

Orano desalination plant turns to solar – Namibia, SA

According to the third issue of the Chamber of Mines’ e-newsletter for 2022, electricity consumption in the current process has been reduced by 40% through an innovative energy recovery system.

The cumulative production since 2013 has now reached over 83 million cubic metres.

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Orano desalination plant turns to solar – Namibia, SA2022-12-11T23:15:04+01:00

Work in progress to replace RO membranes in Nemmeli desalination plant – Chennai, India

Nearly 75.29 million litres of water is being supplied to the southern parts of the city daily now. Though the plant has a capacity to treat 110 mld of seawater, production is restricted to balance more drawal of water from the reservoirs. Water supply has not been stopped as the work is being taken up in phases.

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Work in progress to replace RO membranes in Nemmeli desalination plant – Chennai, India2022-12-11T23:15:08+01:00

TotalEnergies, Veolia Start Construction Of Solar System For Desalination Plant – Oman

According to TotalEnergies, the 17-megawatt peak solar project will be the first of its kind to be installed in the region. It produces annually over 30,000 megawatt-hours (MWh) of green electricity, or more than a third of the desalination plant’s daily consumption, enabling it to avoid close to 300,000 tons of CO2 emissions.Source)

TotalEnergies, Veolia Start Construction Of Solar System For Desalination Plant – Oman2022-08-24T13:41:35+02:00

Water Board pushes for northern desalination project – Sri Lanka

Officials of the National Water Supply and Drainage Board recently visited the Jaffna peninsula to inspect ongoing projects


Ranatunga said that Sri Lanka received the backing of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to implement the project meant to turn seawater to drinking water.

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Water Board pushes for northern desalination project – Sri Lanka2022-12-11T23:15:16+01:00

Transnet looks to make its own potable water at all ports by 2025 – South Africa

Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) is looking into setting up water desalination plants at eight major ports along South Africa’s coastline.

These desalination plants, if developed, will form part of a water purchase agreement between TNPA and the selected service provider, while the land and water space would “continue to be owned and controlled” by Transnet.

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Transnet looks to make its own potable water at all ports by 2025 – South Africa2022-12-11T23:15:20+01:00

AFRIQUE : le dessalement dĂ©sormais au cƓur des stratĂ©gies d’approvisionnement en eau – South Africa

Mais, de plus en plus, des usines sont construites pour fournir de l’eau utilisĂ©e pour l’irrigation des plantations. C’est le cas de la station de dessalement de dessalement d’Agadir (au Maroc), actuellement en construction, avec une capacitĂ© attendue de 275 000 m3 par jour. Une partie de l’eau traitĂ©e, c’est-Ă -dire 125 000 m3 par jour, alimentera un systĂšme d’irrigation dans la plaine de Chtouka, au centre-ouest du Maroc.

En Afrique du Sud, l’un des pays africains les plus touchĂ©s par les pĂ©nuries d’eau ces derniĂšres annĂ©es, Lucky Star, un fabricant de conserves de poissons s’est dotĂ© de deux usines de dessalement d’eau de mer privĂ©es [
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AFRIQUE : le dessalement dĂ©sormais au cƓur des stratĂ©gies d’approvisionnement en eau – South Africa2022-08-22T00:56:52+02:00

Lakes are drying up everywhere. Israel will pump water from the Med as a solution – Israel

Climate change and unsustainable water management are leaving lakes dried up all over the Middle East and beyond, but the Israeli government is hopeful it has a solution: It plans to pump water from the Mediterranean sea, take the salt out of it and send it across the country to top up the lake when needed.

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Lakes are drying up everywhere. Israel will pump water from the Med as a solution – Israel2022-12-11T23:15:25+01:00
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