The Delta Station project is a monumental endeavor in the agricultural sector, focusing on waterways and sewage in the Hamam area on the northern coast. With a capacity of 7.5 million cubic meters of water continuously utilized for Egyptâs security, agricultural runoff in the northern Delta will be collected and transported to the sewage water station through a 120-kilometer-long pipeline.
According to the SCzone press release, the desalination project will be implemented in several phases. The expected daily capacity of the future facility is 250,000 m3.  âIt should be noted that preparations are underway with a view to launching a global call for tenders for the first phase of the workâ, says the Egyptian industrial and commercial centre, located on the main trade route between Europe and South Asia.
âThe Egyptian Electricity Holding Company (EEHC) has launched a tender for the construction of five concentrated solar power (CSP) plants to power water desalination plants on the north coast, according to an EEHC document (pdf). The plants are expected to require USD 270 mn of investment and will be established under a 25-year build-own-operate (BOO) contract. Bidders need to purchase tender documents at a cost of USD $500 by 30 August, and should submit their offers by 12 pm on 27 September.
With a daily capacity of 300 m3, the new desalination plant will meet 100% of the water requirements for the Red Sea Diving Safari â Marsa Shagra complex throughout the year. The water produced by the plant will be supplied to the hotelâs guests through a distribution network.
With a daily capacity of 300 m3, the new desalination plant will meet 100% of the water requirements for the Red Sea Diving Safari â Marsa Shagra complex throughout the year. The water produced by the plant will be supplied to the hotelâs guests through a distribution network.
One consortium has been prequalified for each of the categories of up to 400,000 m3/day and 200,000 m3/day.
The program aims to launch multiple projects with a total capacity of 8.85 million m3/day by 2050, with the first phase planned to generate 3.35 million m3/day by 2025.
Egyptâs water desalination programme entails the launch of several projects covering a total planned capacity of 8.85 million m3/day by 2050 of which 3.35 million m3/day is planned by 2025 as the (âFirst Phaseâ). The programme aims at attracting foreign and local strategic investors with the key objectives of developing, constructing & operating the plants while powering them using renewable energy sources and aiming to transfer technology and localize manufacturing of key desalination components.
(MENAFNâ Daily News Egypt) Ramy Ghandour, CEO of Metito Utilities Limited, which specializes in investing in water assets, operating smart water management solutions and alternative energy, said that the AWID platform, which was launched last month in cooperation with the British Investment Corporation, is studying a number of water desalination projects in Egypt.
The project is a part of Egyptian governmentâs strategy to increase the countryâs desalinated water supply by 8.8 million cubic meters of water daily by 2050.
The plant will treat water fed from the Red Sea into demineralised water to feed high-pressure steam boilers as well as low-salinity water for cooling towers.
The delivery of the plant is expected in Q1 2024.
The plant will have an overall footprint of a football stadium with a total capacity of 30,000mÂł per day.