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GS Inima gears up for seawater desalination project – Oman

A $1.86 billion seawater desalination project in Oman overseen by GS Engineering & Construction subsidiary GS Inima has kicked off, officials said Monday.

GS Engineering & Construction has signed financing documents for GS Inima’s project to build a Barka 5 Independent Water Plant in Oman, a deal reached with Oman Power & Water Procurement Co. in 2020, the company said.

Of the $130 million that will be needed for building the plant, GS E&C will be procuring 70 percent of the expenses from the Export-Import Bank of Korea, and 30 […]

GS Inima gears up for seawater desalination project – Oman2022-06-27T14:15:30+02:00

Ruptured part of Pallavaram-Thoraipakkam Radial Road caves in – Chennai

A section of the 200 Feet Pallavaram-Thoraipakkam Radial Road near Periya Eri caved in on Saturday due to a rupture in a desalination pipe going underneath the bridge.

Highways department officials said there was a rupture in the pipe underneath the radial road and it was fixed within a few hours.

“This caused only a very minor cave-in. We fixed it in a few hours once we got the news on Saturday,” an official said.

(Source).

Ruptured part of Pallavaram-Thoraipakkam Radial Road caves in – Chennai2022-06-26T15:50:39+02:00

Gujarat sets up desalination plant for industries in Dahej

This is the first desalination plant of 100 MLD set up by any government in the country.

Dahej, a hub of major industries, is rapidly expanding with new industrial units. Currently, the daily requirement of water for the industries in Dahej is around 200 MLD, which is at present fetched from the Narmada river.

The industries will now get treated sea water for their use. “From this plant, 100 MLD water will be delivered daily to the industries in the area. The price of 1,000 litres of treated water will […]

Gujarat sets up desalination plant for industries in Dahej2022-12-11T23:28:54+01:00

Now is the time to secure Arizona’s water future – United States

Arizona is doing a lot of things well. Our economy is growing and diversifying at one of the fastest rates in the nation.

We recovered jobs lost during the pandemic before almost any other state, and unemployment has fallen to its lowest rate in nearly 50 years.

Businesses and new residents are moving here in droves to take advantage of the pro-growth policies we’ve adopted to make Arizona one of the most competitive and attractive places in the country to invest, expand and create jobs.

With […]

Now is the time to secure Arizona’s water future – United States2022-06-23T23:47:48+02:00

ACWA Power and EWEC announce the start of operations for the first phase of Al Taweelah IWP – United Arab Emirates

ACWA Power announced the commencement of operations for the first phase of Al Taweelah Independent Water Plant (IWP) with the production of 454.6 thousand cubic metres of desalinated water per day, reaching 50 percent capacity of the plant.

Connected to the Abu Dhabi network in December 2021, Al Taweelah now provides 100 million gallons of desalinated water per day, and will eventually reach 200 million gallons per day, making it the world’s largest RO facility with a capacity of 909,200 m³/day.

The plant supports the industries and the community at […]

ACWA Power and EWEC announce the start of operations for the first phase of Al Taweelah IWP – United Arab Emirates2022-12-11T23:28:57+01:00

PM hails cooperation with Saudi ACWA Power in water desalination – Egypt

Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli hailed existing cooperation with the Saudi ACWA Power in water desalination domains.

The premier welcomed the Saudi company’s interest in injecting investments in water desalination, especially as Egypt has an ambitious plan for increasing the amount of desalinated water to reach 6 million cubic meters per day in the next few years.

Madbouli’s comments came during his meeting on Tuesday 21/6/2022 with ACWA Power Chairman Mohammad Abunayyan, in the presence of the company’s regional director Hassan Amin and Egyptian Electricity Minister Mohamed Shaker.

PM hails cooperation with Saudi ACWA Power in water desalination – Egypt2022-06-22T14:33:30+02:00

Renewables desalination for Neom City – Saudi Arabia

Neom City is a futuristic city that the Saudi Arabian government plans to build in the country’s Tabuk region.

The $500 billion development will include a range of smart technologies and will serve as a “living laboratory and hub for innovation,” according to its planners. It will also be exclusively powered by renewable energy.

According to a new study by KAUST, renewables-powered desalination will play a key role in the city.

It will be critical to ensuring sustainable supplies of water through demand-side management (DSM).

Renewables desalination for Neom City – Saudi Arabia2022-12-11T23:29:01+01:00

Saudi utility issues RFPs for Rabigh-4 water project – Saudi Arabia

SWPC has announced that request for proposals (RFP) has been issued to all prequalified bidders to participate in a competitive tender for the Rabigh-4 (IWP).

A total of 39 utility project developer consortiums, including 21 local firms, had expressed their interests in developing the key RO seawater desalination plant, which on completion, will boast a potable water capacity of 600,000 cu m/day.

The project, to be located in Rabigh, 180 km northwest of Makkah, on the Red Sea coast in the kingdom’s western province, will include the desalination plant and […]

Saudi utility issues RFPs for Rabigh-4 water project – Saudi Arabia2022-12-11T23:29:05+01:00

Egypt’s Prime Minister inspects Al-Alamein to follow up on projects

Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly visited the new city of Al-Alamein in an inspection tour to follow up on the development work being carried out there, especially in terms of utilities.

During the tour, Madbouly listened to Minister of Housing Assem Al-Jazzar review the volume of investments in the new city and explain that these investments are divided into three main sectors.

The first of which is utilities, which includes seawater desalination plants, tertiary treatment, power transformers, a gas reduction station, as well as sewage lift stations, and various utility networks.

Egypt’s Prime Minister inspects Al-Alamein to follow up on projects2022-12-11T23:30:00+01:00

NEOM to build renewable-powered desalination plant – Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia’s futuristic planned city NEOM plans to build a water desalination plant powered by renewable energy.

NEOM signed a MOU yesterday with the Japanese trading company Itochu and the French energy company Veolia to build a desalination facility powered completely from renewable energy.

NEOM plans for the facility to produce 500,000 cubic meters a day of water by early 2024, according to a press release.

(Source).

NEOM to build renewable-powered desalination plant – Saudi Arabia2022-12-11T23:29:08+01:00
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