New cost study could jump start Doheny desalination project – California A central obstacle for a proposed desalination plant near Doheny State Beach has been reluctance of south county water districts to get involved as partners. But an extensive analysis of financial projections presented over four hours on Thursday, Sept. 2 — and approval of an information campaign to explain the costs to those districts — has given the project sponsor, the small South Coast Water District, hope that it can soon firm up those partnerships. “I think in the next few months, we’re going to have a sense for whether this […] New cost study could jump start Doheny desalination project – CaliforniaDME GmbH2021-09-10T12:50:33+02:00
Gibsons goes to Stage 3 to give water to SCRD – Canada As of midnight on Friday, Sept. 3, the Town of Gibsons will begin Stage 3 water restrictions, after beginning to provide water to the SCRD on a temporary emergency basis. At an Aug. 31 special meeting, the four present members of Gibsons council voted unanimously to supply the SCRD with up to 1,000 cubic metres of water per day during the 2021 water crisis, as long as the town’s essential water needs are not compromised. On Sept. 1, the town started supplying the Chapman water system. Gibsons goes to Stage 3 to give water to SCRD – CanadaDME GmbH2021-09-03T12:52:50+02:00
Pressed by drought and climate change, a California city turns to desalination – California Founded on a lush plain of the largest estuary on the West Coast of North America shortly after gold was discovered, Antioch’s fortunes have always risen and fallen with the delta tides. One of California’s oldest settlements, what started as a ranch town morphed decades ago into an industrial city due to its riverside locale and proximity to San Francisco. Family farms gave way to coal and copper mines, mills and warehouses took over downtown and the city steadily grew into one of the Bay Area’s largest. Pressed by drought and climate change, a California city turns to desalination – CaliforniaDME GmbH2021-09-02T13:11:43+02:00
BARMM Gives 10 Water Desalination Machines To Sulu, Tawi-Tawi – Philippines The Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) government has provided 10 water desalination machines to the island provinces of Sulu and Tawi-Tawi to ensure the availability of potable water. Minister Naguib Sinarimbo of the Ministry of the Interior and Local Government (MILG) – BARMM said here Tuesday the machines, costing PHP20 million each, have an output capacity of 22,000 liters of water per day and can operate for 8-10 hours. “Five desalination machines are allotted each for the two island provinces,” he told reporters in an interview. BARMM Gives 10 Water Desalination Machines To Sulu, Tawi-Tawi – PhilippinesDME GmbH2021-09-01T12:44:19+02:00
3 Sulu island towns receive desalination machines – Philippines THE Ministry of the Interior and Local Government in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (MILF-Barmm) released three desalination machines worth P60 million on Saturday, August 28, to the Provincial Government of Sulu. Sulu Provincial Administrator Erwin Tan, who received the desalination machines on behalf of Governor Abdusakur Tan, said the equipment are intended for the island towns of Hadji Panglima Tahil, Pandami, and Pata. Each desalination machine has an output capacity of 22,000 liters of water per day and can operate for eight to 10 hours. Each […] 3 Sulu island towns receive desalination machines – PhilippinesDME GmbH2021-08-31T16:27:25+02:00
Winning sustainable agritech system that aims to help save the UAE a trillion litres of water per year – United Arab Emirates Terraplus Solutions has officially launched its award-winning sustainable agritech irrigation system, known as T+, after highly successful trials on date palms in Dubai. If deployed across 20,000 farms in the UAE, which contain 20 to 40 million date palms, it is estimated it could save a trillion litres of water per year. This is equivalent to the annual water usage of five million people, approximately half the population of the UAE. (LINK). Winning sustainable agritech system that aims to help save the UAE a trillion litres of water per year – United Arab EmiratesDME GmbH2021-08-30T15:21:46+02:00
UAE to host fifth Arab Water Forum in September – United Arab Emirates The Arab Water Council is getting ready for the fifth edition of the Arab Water Forum (AWF), to be held here in both online and physical form and under the theme ‘Arab Water Security for Peace and Sustainable Development’, from September 21-23, 2021. The forum will be held under the patronage of the UAE Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure and supported by the League of Arab States (LAS) and the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation of Egypt (MWRI), in cooperation with national, regional and international partners. The conference […] UAE to host fifth Arab Water Forum in September – United Arab EmiratesDME GmbH2021-08-29T16:30:57+02:00
ABB’s Technology in Singapore’s First Dual-Mode Desalination Plant Helps Tackle Water Scarcity in Region – Singapore The United Nation’s (UN) World Water Development Report recently stated that nearly six billion people will suffer from clean water scarcity by 2050. So, as we “celebrate” World Water Week, it’s time to turn our attention to the global water crisis facing cities around the world struggling with increasing demand for water, reduction of water resources and increasing water pollution, all driven by dramatic world population growth which is expected to reach 9.7 billion by 2050. Singapore is using desalination as part of the solution to their water supply issue to provide enough clean […] ABB’s Technology in Singapore’s First Dual-Mode Desalination Plant Helps Tackle Water Scarcity in Region – SingaporeDME GmbH2021-08-28T13:05:19+02:00
Editorial: Recall candidates have shallow takes on California’s water problems – California California is suffering from extremely dry conditions, so it stands to reason that the candidates trying to oust and replace Gov. Gavin Newsom have latched onto persistent but extremely shallow and woefully outdated claims about the management of the state’s water supply. Their argument is that without Newsom (or indeed any Democrat) in the governor’s mansion, we’d have more dams, fewer wildfires, greener fields, longer showers, lusher lawns and as much pure, cool drinking water as we could possibly handle. (LINK). Editorial: Recall candidates have shallow takes on California’s water problems – CaliforniaDME GmbH2021-08-27T14:12:09+02:00
Kuwait retenders transaction advisory role for country’s first power plant privatisation – Kuwait Kuwait has retendered the transaction advisory (TA) role in the country’s first utilities asset up for privatisation – the North Shuaiba power and water plant – fixing a submission date of September 26 for bid submission by financial advisory firms. The project, being overseen by Kuwait’s Supreme Council for Privatisation (SCP), first saw tender documents for advisory roles issued in June last year and received bids for the financial advisory contract in December. The North Shuaiba plant has an estimated value of about $1.2bn and the scope for […] Kuwait retenders transaction advisory role for country’s first power plant privatisation – KuwaitDME GmbH2021-08-26T14:43:38+02:00