H2O Innovation: Piedmont Obtains its ISO 9001: 2015 Certification & Positions Itself Strategically on the International Desalination Market

H2O Innovation Inc. (“H2O Innovation” or the “Corporation”) (TSX-V:HEO) is proud to announce it recently obtained its ISO 9001:2015 certification, ensuring quality management, from design to manufacturing, of all its products and components for water treatment systems.
This is a major milestone in its strategic positioning with the major players of the desalination industry.

By 2025, the international desalination market is expected to reach $27 B, representing a 103% increase compared to 2016, mainly driven by rapid industrialization, population growth and depletion of freshwater bodies.
The Middle East & Africa are the largest markets and are expected to maintain […]

H2O Innovation: Piedmont Obtains its ISO 9001: 2015 Certification & Positions Itself Strategically on the International Desalination Market2018-05-27T00:25:24+02:00

Seawater desalination plant in Zarat to be commissioned early 2021 (SONEDE CEO)

The construction works of the seawater desalination plant in Zarat (Gabes) will start by the end of 2018 and the station will be commissioned at the beginning of 2021, announced CEO of the National Water Distribution Utility (SONEDE) Mesbah Helali.

SONEDE has launched, over the last ten years a project to improve the quality of water in southern Tunisia.

The project consists of reducing salinity to a rate of 1.5 grams per liter, compared to more than 2 grams in all regions and localities where the population is over 4,000 inhabitants.

 

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Seawater desalination plant in Zarat to be commissioned early 2021 (SONEDE CEO)2018-05-24T23:48:49+02:00

AQUAPORIN & BERGHOF MEMBRANES ANNOUNCE JOINT DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT

Aquaporin A/S, developer of biomimetic membranes for industrial and consumer water applications, has announced that it has formally signed a joint development agreement with Berghof Membrane Technology GmbH, leading manufacturer of tubular membranes for the filtration and separation of industrial process streams and wastewater.

The agreement initiates commercial efforts, wherein both companies will leverage their respective expertise in forward osmosis (FO) and tubular membrane technologies, to launch products targeted for high-strength industrial wastewater and food and beverage process streams.

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AQUAPORIN & BERGHOF MEMBRANES ANNOUNCE JOINT DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT2018-05-24T23:39:20+02:00

First solar powered desalination plant launched in South Africa.

The first highly cost-effective solar powered desalination plant in South Africa will be commissioned by the end of October 2018 at Witsand, Hessequa Municipality, Western Cape.
The project was initiated by Prof. Erwin Schwella, Professor of Public Leadership at Stellenbosch and Tilburg Universities with the Municipality of Hessequa.

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First solar powered desalination plant launched in South Africa.2018-05-23T10:26:54+02:00

Hitachi and Toray to implement Saudi seawater RO demonstration project

Japanese companies Hitachi Ltd and Toray Industries Inc have been commissioned by the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) to implement a demonstration project for an energy-saving seawater reverse osmosis (RO) system in Saudi Arabia.

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„A low pressure multi-stage high recovery seawater RO system developed by Hitachi and low-pressure seawater RO membranes developed by Toray will be used. The RO system features RO membrane vessels installed in multiple stages, which ienables control of the flow rate and pressure of the feed-water. This maximizes the performance of the RO membranes, ensuring high efficiency. An energy recovery device will reduce […]

Hitachi and Toray to implement Saudi seawater RO demonstration project2018-05-21T12:52:38+02:00

Russian Company Pulls Out Of $180 Million USD Iran Desal Plant, Blaming US Sanctions

Russian plans for construction of a $180 Million USD desalination project in Iran have been put on hold after the Russian construction company withdrew from the deal last week, citing the tightening of US sanctions against Iran.Com.

The plant was planned to produce 200,000 cubic meters per day of purified water for use by Iranian government institutions and agriculture

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Russian Company Pulls Out Of $180 Million USD Iran Desal Plant, Blaming US Sanctions2018-05-18T16:00:40+02:00
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