Desalination Capacity to Reach Half Million cm/d – Iran
Contracts worth $141 million were signed with domestic private firms in the past seven years to build 85 desalination plants that are gradually coming online.
Desalination to Help Address Water Shortage – South Iran
âCurrently, the water desalination facilities in the southern province produce 45,000 cubic meters of freshwater per day and when the new projects are completed, the figure will reach about 100,000 cubic meters per day by the end of the current Iranian year (March 2023),â Majid Aqazadeh was also quoted as saying by the Energy Ministryâs news portal.
Desalination to Help Address Water Shortage – South Iran
âCurrently, the water desalination facilities in the southern province produce 45,000 cubic meters of freshwater per day and when the new projects are completed, the figure will reach about 100,000 cubic meters per day by the end of the current Iranian year (March 2023),â Majid Aqazadeh was also quoted as saying by the Energy Ministryâs news portal.
Iraq to build water desalination system in Al-Muthanna Governorate – Iran
The project design is expected to have a capacity of 1,500 m3.
Construction work includes the implementation of networks, conveyor lines, distribution networks and household connections. This will contribute to the provision of potable water and the elimination of water scarcity in the areas of Al-Khader and Al-Darraji and their neighboring villages.
Source: https://www.iraqinews.com/iraq/iraq-to-build-water-desalination-system-in-al-muthanna-governorate/
Chabahar Boosting Desalination – Baluchestan, Iran
The first phase of the project will supply 25,000 cubic meters per day of water via 22 kilometers of pipelines, of which 8 kilometers have been laid so far.
he first phase of a water pipeline to supply people of Chabahar County in Sistan-Baluchestan Province with drinking water from a new desalination plant has registered 43% progress, managing director of the provincial water and wastewater company said.Â
Qeshm Rural Desalination Project Gains Momentum – Iran
âWith a capacity of 5,000 cubic meters per day, the facility will be completed in nine months by the private sector group Tana Energy,â the Energy Ministryâs news portal Pavenalso quoted Abdolhamid Hamzehpour as saying.Â
The new plant, estimated to cost $10 million, is expected to supply 23,000 people in the rural district with tap water, he added.
Operations Underway to Expand Khuzestan Desalination Capacity – Iran
Operations are underway to build a desalination facility in the city of Hendijan in Khuzestan Province, the head of the provincial Water and Wastewater Company said.
âThe new plant, estimated to cost $50 million, is expected to supply 70,000 people in rural districts with piped water,â Mohammad Reza Karaminejad was quoted as saying by ISNA.Â
With a capacity of 25,000 cubic meters per day, the facility will be completed in 24 months by domestic engineers, he added.
Third Deep Water Well Helps Alleviate Shortage in Sistan – Iran
The first phase of a desalination plant in Nimruz County, Sistan-Baluchestan Province, was launched on Monday to help supply drinking water to the urban and rural areas of the region from the third deep water well drilled in the province, managing director of the provincial Water and Wastewater Company said.
âThe desalination plant has started operating with a capacity of 1,000 cubic meters per day,â Alireza Qasemi was also quoted as saying by IRNA.
Desalination Project to Come on Stream at Iranian Nuclear Plant – Tehran, Iran
The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) will contribute to the construction of the desalination plant in Bushehr, which will have a capacity of 70,000 cubic meters per day, he said.
A major water desalination project will be launched at the Bushehr nuclear power plant in south of Iran in the coming weeks, an official said.
75 water desalination plants operating across Iran – Tehran
Iranâs National Water and Wastewater Engineering Company is operating and constructing 95 water desalination plants with a total capacity of 634,000 cubic meters per day across the country, of which 75 plants are currently operational, according to an official with the company.
âBased on the governmentâs plan to develop the capacity of water desalination plants and to expand the use of these facilities, over the next four years, at least 400,000 cubic meters per day will be added to the capacity of the countryâs water desalination plants,â Golrizan said.