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Fort Bragg considering wave energy-powered desalination in latest novel water move – California, US

The wave energy desalination plan is just one on a staggering list of quixotic-sounding ideas the city is exploring for creating enough water for the future, some already functioning such as the city’s desalination device, installed in just a few months last summer. In addition to creating fresh water, the proposals being considered by the city include innovations in use of solar and wave energy, desalination and environmentally friendlier reservoirs. Other ideas that have been looked at include a proposal to the state for aquaculture, large solar dehumidifiers, water brought by train, water conservation measures and buying water […]

Fort Bragg considering wave energy-powered desalination in latest novel water move – California, US2023-10-01T13:25:58+02:00

The Tampa desalination plant celebrates 25 years since its construction – USA

The plant, with a capacity of 108,000 m3/day, supplies at least 10% of the water consumption of the Tampa Bay region and was the biggest in the country at the time of its construction. ACCIONA has operated the plant from the outset in partnership with US WATER Services Corporation, which took over from American Water in September this year.

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The Tampa desalination plant celebrates 25 years since its construction – USA2023-10-01T13:24:38+02:00

Adelaide Desalination Plant – South Australia

The plant is built on a 32ha site. Sponsored by the South Australian Government and SA Water, it is able to cover around 50% of Adelaide’s annual water supply by delivering up to 100gl of water each yea

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Adelaide Desalination Plant – South Australia2023-10-01T13:23:03+02:00

Third desalination plant at Nemmeli likely to ready by mid-November – Chennai, India

Mr. Nehru said the plant would be operated on a trial basis later this month. It would take at least a month for the plant to be ready for water supply. Initially, 25 mld would be supplied from the plant and the quantum would be stepped up to maximum capacity in phases in about two months. The plant would cater to a population of nine lakh in southern parts, including Velachery, Nanmangalam and Madipakkam and parts of Rajiv […]

Third desalination plant at Nemmeli likely to ready by mid-November – Chennai, India2023-10-01T13:08:48+02:00

The desalination plant activated in Andora – Europe

 And we were amazed. I would also like to point out that we are not responsible for the poor maintenance of water pipes. Luckily we had taken precautions by choosing to activate the watermaker route which should guarantee us 2-3 thousand liters of water per day“.

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The desalination plant activated in Andora – Europe2023-10-01T13:04:37+02:00

Adelaide Desalination Plant – South Australia

The A$1.83bn plant was constructed at Lonsdale, near Port Stanvac, approximately 30km south of the Adelaide central business district (CBD). The plant is also known as Port Stanvac Desalination plant.

The plant is built on a 32ha site. Sponsored by the South Australian Government and SA Water, it is able to cover around 50% of Adelaide’s annual water supply by delivering up to 100gl of water each yea

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Adelaide Desalination Plant – South Australia2023-09-21T23:44:02+02:00

Adionics Unveils SELECTEX, A New Approach In Desalination Based On A Selective Extraction Solution For Water Deionization – US

SELECTEX stands for selective extraction and is a derivation of Adionics’ AquaOmnes® technology. Adionics introduced this technology at the last IFAT Trade Fair (Munich, May 2014) and further industrial variants for brines and industrial water at IWS15 and WETEX15. AquaOmnes removes salts from saline water by liquid-liquid extraction whatever the salinity without being limited by any scaling barrier.

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Adionics Unveils SELECTEX, A New Approach In Desalination Based On A Selective Extraction Solution For Water Deionization – US2023-09-21T23:43:11+02:00
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