Drought-hit Jordan to build Red Sea desalination plant – Jordon

The plant is expected to produce 250-300 million cubic meters of potable water per year, and should be ready for operation in 2025 or 2026, Salameh said.

The cost of the project is estimated at „around $1 billion“, ministry of water and irrigation spokesman Omar Salameh told AFP, adding that the plant would be built in the Gulf of Aqaba, in southern Jordan.

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Drought-hit Jordan to build Red Sea desalination plant – Jordon2022-12-18T11:22:53+01:00

TotalEnergies and Veolia solarise a seawater desalination plant – Oman

The installation will include approximately 32,000 photovoltaic panels over an area of ​​130,000 m2. It will produce more than a third of the daily consumption of the plant operated by Véolia and the national company NPW.

„This project is in line with our strategy, which is to develop renewable energies in the Middle East in order to provide our customers with clean, reliable and affordable solutions,“ said Vincent Stoquart, Director of Renewables at TotalEnergies. We are committed to helping Veolia decarbonize its operations, leveraging our experience in deploying photovoltaic solutions on complex industrial sites.” This approach is also […]

TotalEnergies and Veolia solarise a seawater desalination plant – Oman2022-12-16T00:38:36+01:00

Egypt to build 21 desalination plants in phase 1 of scheme -sovereign fund – Egypt

Egypt, which recently hosted the COP27 U.N. climate talks and is trying to boost lagging investment in renewables, also aims to start production at a series of proposed green hydrogen projects in 2025-2026, Ayman Soliman told the Reuters NEXT conference.

Egypt depends almost entirely on the Nile for fresh water, and faces rising water scarcity for its population of 104 million. The desalination programme aims to generate 3.3 million cubic metres of water daily in the first phase, and eventually reach 8.8 million cubic metres daily at a cost of $8 billion.

Egypt to build 21 desalination plants in phase 1 of scheme -sovereign fund – Egypt2022-12-09T12:42:40+01:00

Worley lands Saudi’s Neom seawater desalination project deal – KSA

Under this agreement, Worley will provide services for the development of water treatment facilities as well as storage and distribution including seawater desalination, brine processing, pilot scale, testing, utility, offsite and storage facilities.

The facilities will be powered by low carbon electricity. The sea water desalination facility is expected to supply up to 2 million cubic meters of desalinated water per day once operational.

According to Neom, Enowa is planning to create a sustainable supply and distribution of water and energy throughout the key integrated development.

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Worley lands Saudi’s Neom seawater desalination project deal – KSA2022-12-09T12:21:07+01:00

State owned water utility to build new wind farm to provide power for desalination – Australia

Western Australia’s state-owned water utility is set to build one of the state’s biggest wind projects, to date, after securing the development rights for the Flat Rocks Wind Farm Stage 2 from Moonies Hill Energy.

The 100MW project, which has the potential for a capacity upgrade to more than 150MW, will be used to green up the Water Corporation’s power supply, as one of the highest electricity consumers on Western Australia’s main grid.

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State owned water utility to build new wind farm to provide power for desalination – Australia2022-12-09T12:19:38+01:00

Point Lisas Desalination Plant to Shutdown for maintenance work -Trinidad and Tobago

The shutdown will mostly impact the pipe borne water supply to areas in Central and South Trinidad. The Desalcott owned and operated plant, provides 40 million gallons daily to WASA, which is used to supply the Point Lisas Industrial Estate, as well as augment the supply to areas in Central and South Trinidad.

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Point Lisas Desalination Plant to Shutdown for maintenance work -Trinidad and Tobago2022-12-09T00:34:23+01:00

Wave-powered buoys vastly reduce the ecological cost of desalination – Canada

This remarkable desalination device, made from 170,000 recycled plastic bottles, runs on mechanical power from waves as it floats in the ocean, and creates up to 13,000 gallons (53,000 liters) of fresh water a day – while discharging far less concentrated salty brine than other designs.

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Wave-powered buoys vastly reduce the ecological cost of desalination – Canada2022-12-08T08:04:57+01:00

Experiment demonstrates nanoscale structures can improve reverse osmosis seawater desalination – Qingdao, China

„With the assistance of the crown ether interlayer, the polyamide membrane obtains more nanoscale structures on the membrane surface and a nanoscale thickness, which are conducive to enhancing water performance, because the former increases the effective filtration area, while the latter greatly reduces the mass transfer resistance,“ Jiang said.

„Moreover, nanoscale pores in the membrane can provide high-speed channels to promote water transport. The developed polyamide membrane demonstrates a superior water permeance over the pristine polyamide membrane while maintaining a comparable salt rejection.“

„The novelty of this work is the development crown ether […]

Experiment demonstrates nanoscale structures can improve reverse osmosis seawater desalination – Qingdao, China2022-12-11T19:12:02+01:00

Austria funds a desalination plant in the Cape Verdean island of Boa Vista – Cape Verde, Austria

Cape Verde’s Deputy Prime Minister, Olavo Correia, announced a financing agreement with the Bank of Austria for 10 million euros to install a desalination plant on the island of Boa Vista.
Representing the Government, I signed, with the Bank of Austria, a financing agreement in the amount of 10 million Euros for the purchase of a desalination plant with a production capacity of 5.000 cubic meters per day, to meet the needs of the island of Boa Vista”, announced ,Olavo Correia who is also the Minister of Finance.

This is a public investment financed by Unicredit […]

Austria funds a desalination plant in the Cape Verdean island of Boa Vista – Cape Verde, Austria2022-12-04T22:03:35+01:00

ACWA Power Set To Collaborate With Indonesia’s PERTAMINA NRE To Energise Tuban Refinery – Indonesia & KSA

ACWA Power, a leading Saudi developer, investor, and operator of power generation, water desalination and green hydrogen plants worldwide, and PERTAMINA New & Renewable Energy (PERTAMINA NRE), have signed a joint development agreement (JDA) to develop the core utilities supply for the Tuban Grass Root Refinery and Petrochemical Project. 

A refinery capable of producing aromatics and ethylene, the Tuban facility is located in Java, eastern Indonesia. The scope of the JDA comprises development of a 575 MW power generation facility, a steam generation component with a capacity of 3,288 tonnes per hour; and a water […]

ACWA Power Set To Collaborate With Indonesia’s PERTAMINA NRE To Energise Tuban Refinery – Indonesia & KSA2022-12-11T19:12:26+01:00
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