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Impact of carrot extract and pomegranate juice on the structure, magnetic properties and Cr3+ ions removal efficiency of eco-friendly CoFe2O4 nanoparticles prepared via self-ignition technique – Egypt

The nanoparticles exhibited high specific surface areas of 498.49 and 538.17 m2/g for the Co-C and Co-P samples, respectively, contributing to an impressive adsorption capacity, with Co-P achieving 100 % Cr3+ removal within 30 min while Co-C achieved 99.6 % Cr3+ removal within 40 min.

These findings suggest that the green-synthesized cobalt ferrite nanoparticles, with their high surface area and mesoporosity, hold significant potential as effective agents for environmental remediation.

ANOVA analysis further underscored the significant influence of adsorbent dosage and contact time on removal efficiency, aligning well with the freindly isotherm model.

Impact of carrot extract and pomegranate juice on the structure, magnetic properties and Cr3+ ions removal efficiency of eco-friendly CoFe2O4 nanoparticles prepared via self-ignition technique – Egypt2024-12-06T17:00:54+01:00

Assessment of a pilot continuous freezing desalination system with vacuum-assisted brine extraction – Egypt

The proposed pilot FD unit has multiple brine extraction stages to reach the desired water salinity.

Four distinct feed water salinity are tested. The results show that the unit has the potential to produce low-salinity water without the need for washing or crushing which causes significant mass loss. The results indicate that water is obtained at a salinity of 393 and 1225 ppm NaCl at feed water salinities equal 10,000 and 40,000 ppm NaCl, respectively.

Furthermore, the system produces an approximate constant volume equal 850 mL which is around 28 […]

Assessment of a pilot continuous freezing desalination system with vacuum-assisted brine extraction – Egypt2024-11-30T12:38:18+01:00

Egypt to roll out tender for desalination mega-project – Egypt

Egypt is advancing a major desalination initiative under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) framework, with initial tenders expected in late 2024.

The project, managed by The Sovereign Fund of Egypt (TSFE) alongside the Ministry of Finance’s PPP Central Unit, seeks to establish renewable energy-powered desalination plants across Egypt to reach a production capacity of 8.85 million cubic meters per day (m³/day) by 2050. This aligns with Egypt’s national water security strategy and environmental sustainability objectives.

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Egypt to roll out tender for desalination mega-project – Egypt2024-11-13T18:41:32+01:00

Egypt to establish desalination plants in 11 coastal governorates – Egypt

Officials from the Holding Company for Water and Wastewater presented a proposal outlining the strategic desalination plan and the targeted stations for implementation. They discussed the status of securing the necessary land for building the desalination plants as part of the plan, as well as the challenges faced during execution across different coastal governorates.

The company’s officials noted that the plan covers 11 coastal governorates, explicitly Matrouh, Alexandria, Beheira, Kafr El-Sheikh, Dakahleya, North and South Sinai, Port Said, Suez, Ismailia, and the Red Sea.

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Egypt to establish desalination plants in 11 coastal governorates – Egypt2024-10-11T10:16:31+02:00

Over EGP 530 Billion in Public Spending Invested in Sinai Development – Egypt

The Ministry of Planning, Economic Development and International Cooperation has announced that over EGP 530 billion has been invested in Sinai’s development from 2014/2015 to 2024/2025, with a focus on enhancing infrastructure and attracting private investment. The investments aim to enhance various sectors, including healthcare, education, agriculture, desalination and create job opportunities for Sinai residents.

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Over EGP 530 Billion in Public Spending Invested in Sinai Development – Egypt2024-10-08T11:25:47+02:00

Egypt plans to implement 4 desalination plants worth $350M – Egypt

CAIRO – 29 April 2024: Egypt plans to tender bids for the establishment of four desalination plants at a total cost of $350 million, with some near Ras El Hikma by mid-July, according to Atter Hanoura, head of the Public-Private Partnership Unit at the Egyptian Ministry of Finance.

Hanoura added that 17 consortia have qualified for the tender since nearly a year ago, and they will be notified to obtain the tender documents. 

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Egypt plans to implement 4 desalination plants worth $350M – Egypt2024-10-11T13:57:06+02:00

World’s largest water desalination, drainage station completed in Egypt

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 Egypt’s security, agricultural runoff in the northern Delta will be collected and transported to the sewage water station through a 120-kilometer-long pipeline.

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World’s largest water desalination, drainage station completed in Egypt2024-05-18T16:55:49+02:00

SCZONE to build a new seawater desalination plant – EGYPT

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.  “It should be noted that preparations are underway with a view to launching a global call for tenders for the first phase of the work”, says the Egyptian industrial and commercial centre, located on the main trade route between Europe and South Asia.

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SCZONE to build a new seawater desalination plant – EGYPT2024-04-11T06:18:46+02:00

Egypt expects desalination tender in May

“The 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.

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Egypt expects desalination tender in May2024-02-03T22:10:27+01:00

Marsa Alam solar-powered desalination plant goes operational – Egypt

With a daily capacity of 300 m3, the new desalination plant will meet 100% of the water requirements for the Red Sea Diving Safari – Marsa Shagra complex throughout the year. The water produced by the plant will be supplied to the hotel’s guests through a distribution network.

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Marsa Alam solar-powered desalination plant goes operational – Egypt2023-12-19T22:40:36+01:00
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