IDE Technologies to design and build new WWTP – India

The WWTP will be designed to treat 4.0 million liters of challenging brine per day, to reach the optimal recovery rate and availability. IDE’s MAXH2O Desalter was chosen as the best solution for extracting quality product water from the mine’s drainage (reuse) in Rajasthan, India, while producing minimum final brine.

The MAXH2O Desalter is designed to treat varying wastewater qualities as it is, without any required modification. The excess precipitants removal is conducted by releasing sustainable reusable dry Pellets ~90% DS, without the need for a dewatering stage.

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IDE Technologies to design and build new WWTP – India2023-08-02T00:29:57+02:00

New desalination plant provides clean water for outback SA town – Australia

Residents in a remote South Australian town can now access drinking water from their taps, following the construction of a new desalination plant delivered by SA Water. 

The new small-scale reverse osmosis plant, stationed on Kurka Drive, can produce up to 210,000L of safe and clean drinking water each day for residents. 

SA Water General Manager for Sustainable Infrastructure, Amanda Lewry, said that the new desalination plant marks an important milestone for the outback town. 

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New desalination plant provides clean water for outback SA town – Australia2023-08-02T00:21:50+02:00

Oneka partners up with Californian city for wave-powered desalination demo

For the pilot project, an Iceberg-class unit, the 9th generation of this technology which has been refined over seven years in the ocean environment, will be deployed along the Fort Bragg coast.

During the pilot project, one Iceberg-class unit is expected to produce up to 13,200 GPD (50 m3/day) over a 12-month period while emitting zero greenhouse gases and saving 1 ton of CO2e per year for each m3 of fresh water produced daily, compared to diesel-powered desalination plants.

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Oneka partners up with Californian city for wave-powered desalination demo2023-08-02T00:26:30+02:00

Clean Energy Alliance approves MOU that would include service to Carlsbad Desalination Plant – California, US

The Carlsbad Desalination Plant is the largest in the United States, and has the capacity to produce 50 million gallons of water per day, according to its website.

In 2021, as the Clean Energy Alliance began serving residential and business customers in Del Mar, Solana Beach and Carlsbad, CEA and San Diego County Water Authority officials held discussions about the CEA serving the Channelside account, according to the CEA staff report. But the water authority elected to opt out of service from the CEA, which is an option for all customers within the agency’s member […]

Clean Energy Alliance approves MOU that would include service to Carlsbad Desalination Plant – California, US2023-08-02T00:14:12+02:00

Uruguay: Desalination plant arrives from United States to fight the water crisis

he purchase of the unit by the water-supplying company Obras Sanitarias de Estado (OSE) and the Technological University of Uruguay (Utec) had been announced on May 16 with a delivery date set for early June, but the plant did not fit in the airplane that was to carry it and therefore it had to be transported by ship.

The transaction was arranged for a price of US$ 120,000 through the Hydro Application Consulting Group.

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Uruguay: Desalination plant arrives from United States to fight the water crisis2023-07-30T00:56:14+02:00

Plans afoot to set up first desalination plant for potable water -Puducherry

The Public Works Department (PWD) in Puducherry has planned to set up a one MLD (million litres per day) desalination plant on a pilot basis in the city, to overcome the depletion of groundwater sources and to meet the ever-expanding drinking water requirements of residents in the urban agglomeration limits.

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Plans afoot to set up first desalination plant for potable water -Puducherry2023-07-26T23:44:52+02:00

Filinvest unit plans desalination plant – Cebu

“The issues that were raised earlier are all about Metro Manila, but let me take everyone outside Metro Manila. Metro Cebu area’s demand is 570 MLD and you know how much water can be supplied? 270 MLD. So, as we speak there is a shortage of 300 MLD,” Juan Eugenio L. Roxas, president and chief executive officer of FDCUI, said in a water forum hosted by Stratbase ADR Institute on Monday.

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Filinvest unit plans desalination plant – Cebu2023-07-24T12:55:45+02:00
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