Saudi Arabia Is Investing Heavily in Desalination – KSA

The 4th MENA Desalination Projects 2023 Report details how a total of $39.3 billion is currently being spent on desalination projects across the region, whether planned or already underway. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are investing the most of these countries, with a total of $14.58 billion and $10.28 billion worth of projects, respectively. According to the U.S.-Saudi Council, as much as 60 percent of the Kingdom’s water came from desalination in 2019, the majority of which was produced by the government-run Saline Water Conversion Corporation (SWCC).

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Saudi Arabia Is Investing Heavily in Desalination – KSA2023-04-07T03:09:26+02:00

New desalination plants to address water shortage – Taiwan

One of the plants, in Hsinchu City, is scheduled to begin trial operations in the middle of this month and provide 9,000 tonnes of water per day to the city by the end of this month, the agency said in a statement.

Construction of the other plant, in Kaohsiung, is almost complete, it said, adding that the plant is likely to begin trial operations by the end of the month.

Limits on water use remain in effect in parts of Taiwan, particularly in the south, where reservoirs have received little to no […]

New desalination plants to address water shortage – Taiwan2023-04-07T03:04:08+02:00

Suez Inks China Desalination-Plant Contract – France

The plant will use reverse-osmosis technology to treat up to 100 million liters a day of seawater for the chemicals industry. It adds to Suez’s existing desalination projects in China and Australia, the company said.

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Suez Inks China Desalination-Plant Contract – France2023-04-07T02:54:08+02:00

Marinduque gov Velasco lauds upcoming desalination project – Philippines

Velasco was referring to a recently concluded bidding and award between the Marinduque Water District and the Pasig City-based Peak Off-Grid Innovations and Solutions for the establishment of modern facilities designed to deliver some 29,200 cubic meters of drinkable water daily to meet the islanders’ demand for personal, household, and irrigation purposes.

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Marinduque gov Velasco lauds upcoming desalination project – Philippines2023-04-07T02:51:05+02:00

400 MLD desal facility, Southeast Asia’s biggest, to come up – Chennai, India

This will be the largest desalination plant in Southeast Asia and make Chennai the desalination capital of India with 750 MLD water produced along the coast, the statement read.  Shailesh Kumar, chief executive of the India Cluster said, “This is historically the largest ever order for Wabag. I’m also elated that this landmark order coincides with Wabag being ranked third globally among private water operators and in the top 10 desalination players globally by GWI.”

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400 MLD desal facility, Southeast Asia’s biggest, to come up – Chennai, India2023-04-04T11:26:04+02:00

The city of Corpus Christi is considering another water desalination site. Here’s where it is – Texas, US

A third water desalination site is being studied by the city of Corpus Christi, with preliminary conclusions and data expected in the upcoming weeks.

The proposal would develop a plant capable of generating 20 million gallons of water per day in the Barney Davis Power Plant area, near Flour Bluff.

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The city of Corpus Christi is considering another water desalination site. Here’s where it is – Texas, US2023-03-31T15:34:33+02:00

Va Tech Wabag bags ₹4,400-crore order from Chennai Metro Water to build desalination plant – India

Va Tech Wabag, a water technology company, has bagged a design, build, operate (DBO) order from Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (CMWSSB) for building 400 million litres per day (MLD) sea water reverse osmosis (SWRO) desalination plant at a total cost of about ₹4,400 crore.

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Va Tech Wabag bags ₹4,400-crore order from Chennai Metro Water to build desalination plant – India2023-03-31T15:31:03+02:00
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