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The Umm Al Houl desalination plant in Qatar reaches one million hours without accidents – Doha, Qatar

The plant is part of a large-scale Integrated Water and Power Project (IWPP) that produces approximately 2,500 MW of electric power and can reach a daily total of 894,000 m3, including the production of MSF.

ACCIONA has been the main partner in the project, designing, constructing and operating it from 2017 to the present day. This reverse osmosis desalination plant has a total daily capacity of 894,000 m3 (in two phases) and represents a milestone in the world of desalination because it the first time that reverse osmosis technology has been applied on a large [
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The Umm Al Houl desalination plant in Qatar reaches one million hours without accidents – Doha, Qatar2022-12-11T23:09:47+01:00

Nebras Power expands its presence in Jordan’s Power Sector –

Nebras Power (Nebras) and its subsidiary Nebras Power Investment Management (NPIM) have entered into a sale and purchase agreement (SPA) to acquire AES Corporation’s (AES) stake in three Jordanian power projects together with Mitsui, the Qatari firm announced in a statement on Sunday.

Nebras currently owns 24 percent stake in each of the three projects, while Mitsui owns 40 percent.

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Nebras Power expands its presence in Jordan’s Power Sector –2019-03-04T22:07:39+01:00

Asahi Kasei’s Microzaℱ Hollow-Fiber Membrane Selected for Desalination Plant in Kuwait Japan – Tokyo

Microzaℱ hollow-fiber membrane for water treatment from Asahi Kasei was selected as pretreatment membrane for the Doha Phase 1 reverse osmosis (RO)1 seawater desalination plant to be built near Kuwait City by Doosan Heavy Industries and Construction, a major Korean plant construction company. The Asahi Kasei membrane treatment capacity for this project is scheduled to be 610,000 tons per day, representing the largest hollow-fiber filtration membrane order received by Asahi Kasei. Many RO plants for seawater desalination are planned in Kuwait and other countries of the Middle East to address chronic shortages of fresh water, with microfiltration (MF) and [
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Asahi Kasei’s Microzaℱ Hollow-Fiber Membrane Selected for Desalination Plant in Kuwait Japan – Tokyo2017-10-20T18:33:38+02:00
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