Parliament to vote in plenary session on three laws related to nuclear activities – Cairo – Egypt

The amendments are necessary before Egypt and Russia lay the foundation of the first nuclear power station at El-Dabaa

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El-Wakeel explained that the aforementioned authority will be affiliated with the Ministry of Electricity and will be mainly tasked with proposing the construction of nuclear power stations for the purpose of electricity generation in Egypt as well as establishing desalination projects. „This authority will also take charge of conducting studies and research on nuclear stations in Egypt, and drafting the specifications of these stations,“ said El-Wakeel, adding: „The amendments will also pave the way for the authority to […]

Parliament to vote in plenary session on three laws related to nuclear activities – Cairo – Egypt2017-11-26T21:17:53+01:00

16 new desalination plants – capacity of 473,000 m³ – Egypt

… Moustafa Madbouly, the Minister of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Communities, said that the implementation of 16 water desalination stations is taking place. The stations’ capacity is estimated at 473,000 cubic metres per day and will be built in five governorates. Madbouly said that the stations aim to serve the new communities and coastal cities underway, including New Alamein and East Port Said.

Madbouly explained that the governorates where desalination will be taking place include Matruh, North and South Sinai, the Red Sea, and Port Said. He emphasised that the expansion in desalination stations is a result of […]

16 new desalination plants – capacity of 473,000 m³ – Egypt2017-09-12T10:12:53+02:00

Egypt looks to the sea to meet its need for water

With Egypt’s population having more than doubled in the past 25 years, its water supply is increasingly scarce. The country is allowed to draw 55 billion cubic metres a year from the Nile, which is pretty well tapped out by the time it reaches the Mediterranean. It gets another 5 billion cubic metres from aquifers and rainwater.

Ethiopia is about to begin filling the reservoir of its Grand Renaissance Dam, which, depending on how quickly it is done, could reduce the flow of the Nile by as much as 20 per cent over the next few years.

Egypt looks to the sea to meet its need for water2017-06-15T13:16:04+02:00

LG Chem wins contract to provide RO filters for Egyptian desalination plants

The agreement with plants being built by water treatment company Metito will allow fresh water to be used by 1 million people daily, the company said. The new plants capable of processing 300,000 tons of seawater will be the largest of its kind in the North African country and are being built in El Galalah and Port Said.

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LG Chem wins contract to provide RO filters for Egyptian desalination plants2017-06-11T19:12:17+02:00
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