Namibia plans to tap sea water to keep uranium mines running – Namibia

Namibia is pressing ahead with the construction of a new desalination plant in the central coastal Erongo region to meet demand for water from uranium mines and other users.

A feasibility study for the plant, which will produce 70,000 cubic meters (2.5 million cubic feet) of water a day, has been finalized and a site has been acquired, Agriculture, Water and Land Reform Minister Calle Schlettwein said in an emailed statement on Thursday.

Arrangements are now being made to extract sea water and secure the required power, […]

Namibia plans to tap sea water to keep uranium mines running – Namibia2022-03-25T13:34:56+01:00

Santa Barbara to Get Only 5 Percent of State Water – California

Ray Stokes has never been one for hair-on-fire histrionics. After serving 26 years as the resident Wizard of Oz running the Central Coast Water Authority  Stokes knows a thing or two about droughts. The one California now finds itself caught in might be the worst.

“It’s very drastic,” stated the usually understated Stokes. Stokes was referring to last week’s decision by the State Water Resources Control Board to limit deliveries to no more than 5 percent of entitled allotments.

That means the Central Coast Water Agency (CCWA) will […]

Santa Barbara to Get Only 5 Percent of State Water – California2022-03-24T15:27:24+01:00

Water supply fears as Morocco hit by worst drought since 1980s – Morocco

As Morocco withers under its worst drought in 40 years, experts warn that a combination of climate change and bad resource management could trigger severe drinking water shortages.

„The country hasn’t seen a situation like this since the start of the 1980s,“ said water policy expert Abderrahim Hendouf.
While it was usually farmers who bore the brunt of repeated droughts in the North African kingdom, today water supplies to cities are under threat, water minister Nizar Baraka told parliament in mid-March.

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Water supply fears as Morocco hit by worst drought since 1980s – Morocco2022-03-23T15:15:21+01:00

Saudi’s Neom launches new subsidary company Enowa – Saudi Arabia

Mega Saudi project Neom has announced the launch of its subsidiary company Enowa, which will lead the development of its world-class, sustainable energy and water systems.
Work to develop these utilities has begun to provide the critical infrastructure for Neom’s key projects: The Line, its revolutionary urban development; Oxagon, its reimagined industrial city; and Trojena, its sustainable mountain tourism destination.
Oxagon is actively seeking tenants for its manufacturing hub, and supply of energy and water is essential.

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Saudi’s Neom launches new subsidary company Enowa – Saudi Arabia2022-03-22T16:09:48+01:00

ACWA Power closes deal to sell stake in Shuqaiq IWPP – Saudi Arabic

The International Company for Water and Power Projects (ACWA Power) has closed the SAR 391.5 million transaction to sell its entire stake of 32% in Shuqaiq Water and Electricity Company (Shuqaiq IWPP).

The transaction includes the sale of its partial stake of 32% in the operation and maintenance contract given by the wholly-owned subsidiary of ACWA Power, First National Operations and Maintenance Company (NOMAC), according to a bourse filing on Sunday.

The shares of ACWA Power were transferred to Al Jomaih Energy and Water Company as per […]

ACWA Power closes deal to sell stake in Shuqaiq IWPP – Saudi Arabic2022-03-21T15:18:31+01:00

Houthis launch attacks on Saudi energy, desalination facilities: coalition – Saudi Arabia

It said the attacks were aimed at a water desalination plant in Al-Shaqeeq, an Aramco distribution station in Jizan, a power station in Dhahran al Janub, a gas facility in Khamis Mushait and an Aramco liquefied natural gas plant in Yanbu.
„These hostile attacks and debris resulting from interceptions caused some material damage at the facilities and civilian cars and houses.

There was no loss of life as of now,“ said the statement carried on state media.

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Houthis launch attacks on Saudi energy, desalination facilities: coalition – Saudi Arabia2022-03-21T15:10:12+01:00

Desalination is solution to Durban’s ’abysmal’ water infrastructure – South Africa

He was speaking ahead of World Water Day, which takes place on Tuesday.

“I cannot see the future without desalination on a huge scale,” said Turton.

“All the coastal cities, from Richards Bay to Cape Town, are fundamentally water constrained and will not be able to get their water from their rivers. It is sucked up by inland water users.”

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Desalination is solution to Durban’s ’abysmal’ water infrastructure – South Africa2022-03-21T15:05:05+01:00

Where Rising Seas Threaten Drinking Water, Scientists Look for Affordable Solutions- Pennsylvania-USA

Rising oceans bring more than high tides and nuisance flooding to coastal zones. They also carry salt water into inland aquifers where dissolved salts can spoil drinking water.

A new research effort at the University of Pennsylvania aims to identify vulnerable water systems along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts where rising seas pose water quality risks and develop strategies that can make utilities more resilient to saltwater intrusion.

“I think […]

Where Rising Seas Threaten Drinking Water, Scientists Look for Affordable Solutions- Pennsylvania-USA2022-03-18T10:22:50+01:00

Saudi Arabia announces 60 water projects worth SR35bln at MENA Desalination Projects Forum 2022 – Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia announced more than 60 water projects, worth SR35 billion (US$9.33 billion), that will cement the Kingdom’s position as the world’s largest water desalination market, a top official told delegates at the 3rd MENA Desalination Projects Forum 2022 that got underway at the Conrad Abu Dhabi Etihad Towers Hotel.

“Saudi Arabia has been increasing its investment in clean energy, power and water. In the water sector, we have integrated the water desalination and wastewater treatment and have been expanding our capacities across the industry,” Engineer Khaled Al Qureshi, Chief Executive Officer […]

Saudi Arabia announces 60 water projects worth SR35bln at MENA Desalination Projects Forum 2022 – Saudi Arabia2022-03-16T19:09:39+01:00

Europe Desalination Plants Market Size, Share, Analysis Challenges, and Future Growth Forecast 2021-2028 – Europe

About 45 percent of its energy are being produced in the European Union, while the rest of the energy which constitutes about 55 percent is being imported as of 2017.

CRIFAX added a report on ‚Europe Desalination Plants Market, 2021-2028‘ to its database of market research collaterals consisting of overall market scenario with prevalent and future growth prospects, among other growth strategies used by key players to stay ahead of the game. Additionally, recent trends, mergers and acquisitions, growth analysis along with challenges that are affecting the […]

Europe Desalination Plants Market Size, Share, Analysis Challenges, and Future Growth Forecast 2021-2028 – Europe2022-03-14T15:40:59+01:00
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