Saudi Arabia to Enhance Aden’s Drinking Water Supply through Desalination Plant – KSA
Discussions centered around project-related data and studies, which aim to generate 10,000 cubic meters of water per day to meet the needs of the population.
Shuqaiq 3 SWRO recognized by the global water industry – KSA
For this reason, Shuqaiq 3 SWRO was awarded a prize in the Desalination Plant of the Year category. Construction work on the plant was completed in January 2023 in record time despite COVID-19 problems. It is one of the biggest seawater desalination plants using reverse osmosis technology in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, capable of supplying 2 million people in the Asir and Jizan areas. The plant, which is already producing water at full capacity, produces 450,000 cubic metres of potable water per day, making it a milestone in sustainable and innovative desalination.
LG Water Solutions to provide membranes for Israel’s Ashdod desalination project – Israel
The facility is one of the five largest desalination plants in Israel, with a production capacity of 336,000 m3/day, accounting for nearly one sixth of Israel’s total 600 million m3/year volume of produced desalinated water. Shapir and GES will add a 150 MW power plant and operate the facility as an independent power producer to supply the power needed for plant operations.
Spanish government devotes €600 million to solar-powered desalination – EU
Spanish companies such as Abengoa and Ayesa have constructed the world’s largest reverse osmosis desalination plant in Saudi Arabia, operational since last December, serving the water needs of approximately 3,000,000 people.
Mooted in 2007, Manori desalination plant yet to be a reality – India
Mumbai: While the seven lakes supplying water to the city have just 18% of stock, the project that would have ensured 200 million litres of additional supply daily is yet to see the light of day.
Construction of a desalination plant in Malaga province approved by the Government – Malaga, Spain
Aid totalling €2,190 million will be invested to combat the consequences of the current drought with the aim of increasing water resources. Although the Government passed the decision for a desalination plant, it did not specify the area in which it would be built.
LG Chem to supply filter membranes for water desalination project – Israel
LG Chem will supply some 30,000 reverse osmosis (RO) membranes to a joint desalination plant led by two Israeli companies — Shapir Engineering and Industry and Global Environmental Solutions Ltd. — currently under construction on the Mediterranean coastal city of Ashdod, the Seoul-based chemicals producer said in a release.
LG Water Solutions selected for major desalination project – Israel
The facility is one of the five largest desalination plants in Israel, with a production capacity of 336,000 m3/day, accounting for nearly one sixth of the total 600 million m3/year volume of desalinated water produced in the country. Shapir and GES will add a 150 MW power plant and operate the facility as an independent power producer to supply the power needed for plant operations.
Rodrigues: desalination has become a reality – Mauritius
Desalination in Rodrigues is now moving into its execution phase at Caverne-Bouteille, where the unit will produce 80 m 3 of water per day for 60 kw of solar panels.
“ It’s a way of getting new ideas across to produce and consume clean energy. I’ve always wanted to use solar energy to desalinate seawater ,” explained Gilles Huberson. He added that he hopes that, in the near future, the three other desalination units will also be able to run on solar energy, in order to supply some 240 m 3 of water per day. “Which will be a good example for Rodrigues.”
MCWD starts pipe laying for Mactan desalination plants – Philippines
THE Metropolitan Cebu Water District (MCWD) is set to implement a P100 million pipe-laying project in preparation for the additional 75,000 cubic meters of water supply from the desalination plants in Cordova town, and Barangays Marigondon and Canjulao in Lapu-Lapu City.