Operations Underway to Expand Khuzestan Desalination Capacity – Iran

Operations are underway to build a desalination facility in the city of Hendijan in Khuzestan Province, the head of the provincial Water and Wastewater Company said.

“The new plant, estimated to cost $50 million, is expected to supply 70,000 people in rural districts with piped water,” Mohammad Reza Karaminejad was quoted as saying by ISNA. 

With a capacity of 25,000 cubic meters per day, the facility will be completed in 24 months by domestic engineers, he added.

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Operations Underway to Expand Khuzestan Desalination Capacity – Iran2022-12-11T23:03:39+01:00

Orange County Desalination Plant Wins Key Approval – USA

A desalination plant is moving forward in Orange County with California Coastal Commission approval just a few months after another, uch more expensive project, failed the same test.

Some of the experts that testified at the CCC hearing on the Doheny plant called comparisons between the two projects “ludicrous.” The Doheny plant will only cost $140 million, rather than $1.4 billion, for example. The Poseidon project was also located in Central Orange County, which is located on top of a large underground aquifer. 

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Orange County Desalination Plant Wins Key Approval – USA2022-12-11T23:03:36+01:00

France offers assistance for desalination plant – France

France has offered to assist Sindh government in setting up desalination plant in Karachi and reverse osmosis filtration plants in various neighborhoods in the provincial capital and rural areas.

CM Murad presiding over two separate meetings of the Planning & Development Board and Agriculture Department approved Rs7 billion for the provision of wheat and oil seeds to the growers. “We have to encourage the growers to prepare their flooded lands for Rabi crops, therefore we have to support them,” he told the meeting attended by CM Advisor Agriculture Manzoor Wassan, Minister Food & Excise Mukesh […]

France offers assistance for desalination plant – France2022-12-11T23:03:15+01:00

Southern California moves forward on desalination plant – Sacramento, California, USA

The plant, which is expected to produce 5 million gallons of drinking water per day, is the first desalination facility that the Coastal Commission has approved since more strict regulations were adopted in 2019.

However, it is still opposed by various groups, including several Sierra Club activists who spoke against the Doheny project at this week’s hearing, when they expressed their concerns about the impact on marine life and the amount of energy required to pump ocean water through the plant’s reverse osmosis filters.

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Southern California moves forward on desalination plant – Sacramento, California, USA2022-12-11T23:03:11+01:00

Dubai gets Guinness World Record for largest single-site water desalination facility – UAE

Dubai: Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has marked another breakthrough by achieving the Guinness World Records title for the second time for owning and managing the Largest Single-Site Water Desalination Facility in the World with production capacity of 490 million Imperial Gallons of water per Day, which is equivalent to 2,227,587 Cubic Metres per Day.

This is the second world record for Jebel Ali Power Generation and Water Production Complex. In 2021, the Complex was confirmed by Guinness World Records as the Largest Single-site Natural Gas Power Generation Facility in the World. The Complex […]

Dubai gets Guinness World Record for largest single-site water desalination facility – UAE2022-12-11T23:03:06+01:00

Salton Sea panel favours local desalination option – California, US

By rejecting a $78.4 billion plan to desalinate seawater in Mexico and pump it to California in favour of a local $17 billion initiative, the panel also hopes to accelerate the restoration of the Salton Sea’s salinity levels to historic levels, while slashing the estimated annual CO2e emissions of the project by nearly 90%.

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Salton Sea panel favours local desalination option – California, US2022-10-16T13:54:50+02:00

Amid historic drought, California approves $140 mln desalination plant – US

Oct 13 (Reuters) – California regulators unanimously approved a $140 million desalination plant on Thursday, offering a guideline for how the state can convert ocean water into drinking water amid the worst drought in 1,200 years.

The plant, expected to produce 5 million gallons of drinking water per day, enough for some 40,000 people, will serve a small water utility in Orange County, just south of Los Angeles.

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Amid historic drought, California approves $140 mln desalination plant – US2022-12-11T23:03:02+01:00

State commission approves desalination plant in Dana Point – California

The Dana Point desalination plant would produce about 5 million gallons of potable water daily with the ability to eventually generate 15 million gallons a day. But an increase in volume would require further review and a larger pipeline, the report said.

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State commission approves desalination plant in Dana Point – California2022-10-14T14:53:11+02:00

California Coastal Commission Considering New Desalination Plant in Orange County – USA

The water district says Doheny State Beach is drought proof. The Pacific Ocean could provide as much five million gallons a day of drinking water.

Currently the district imports about 85% of its water for some 35,000 customers.

The other 15% comes from this plant where unusable storm creek runoff is treated through reverse osmosis then sent to homes and businesses.

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California Coastal Commission Considering New Desalination Plant in Orange County – USA2022-12-11T23:10:36+01:00

Saudi Arabia’s Acwa Power to develop mega reverse osmosis desalination plant in Senegal – Africa

Acwa Power, a major Saudi developer, investor, and operator of power generation, water desalination and green hydrogen plants worldwide, has signed MoUs with the National Water Company of Senegal (Sones) and the National Electricity Company of Senegal (Senelec), for the development of a 300,000 cu m/day seawater reverse osmosis plant (SWRO) in Grande Côte, located approximately 40 km north-east of capital Dakar.

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Saudi Arabia’s Acwa Power to develop mega reverse osmosis desalination plant in Senegal – Africa2022-12-11T23:10:31+01:00
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