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Mol progetta una nave di desalinizzazione – Japan

La compagnia di navigazione giapponese Mitsui OSK Lines (Mol) e la norvegese EnviroNor AS hanno firmato un memorandum d’intesa per produrre insieme una nave galleggiante di desalinizzazione (floating desalination vessel) con la prospettiva di una auspicabile commercializzazione. Una nave di desalinizzazione galleggiante ù dotata di apparecchiature di desalinizzazione dell’acqua di mare che utilizzano membrane ad osmosi inversa per rimuovere le impurità e produrre acqua potabile da fornire a riva.

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Mol progetta una nave di desalinizzazione – Japan2023-11-09T17:05:53+01:00

Mol progetta una nave di desalinizzazione – Japan

La compagnia di navigazione giapponese Mitsui OSK Lines (Mol) e la norvegese EnviroNor AS hanno firmato un memorandum d’intesa per produrre insieme una nave galleggiante di desalinizzazione (floating desalination vessel) con la prospettiva di una auspicabile commercializzazione. Una nave di desalinizzazione galleggiante ù dotata di apparecchiature di desalinizzazione dell’acqua di mare che utilizzano membrane ad osmosi inversa per rimuovere le impurità e produrre acqua potabile da fornire a riva.

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Mol progetta una nave di desalinizzazione – Japan2023-09-21T23:38:33+02:00

Swcc Signs Mou With Japanese ‘Shinshu’ University To Develop Desalination Industry – Japan

The MoU aims to develop reverse osmosis technologies for seawater and related processes, improve pollution resistance and energy consumption, and expel salts from washing processes for osmosis technologies, in addition to developing innovative technologies, such as Zero liquid discharge (ZLD), micro membranes, and seawater mining technologies.

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Swcc Signs Mou With Japanese ‘Shinshu’ University To Develop Desalination Industry – Japan2023-07-24T12:53:16+02:00

Saudi Arabia, Japan to Establish Largest Reverse Osmosis Water Project in Middle East – Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

The construction of the plant will take place entirely within in the Kingdom, carried out by a Saudi-Japanese team in partnership with the Local Content and Government Procurement Authority, and the Government Expenditure and Projects Efficiency Authority.

The project aims to enhance the Kingdom’s leadership potential and to adopt and maximize the use of its engineering capabilities in the desalination industry, by providing innovative solutions that make water sources sustainable, environmentally friendly, and highly energy efficient.

The factory will be established and implemented according to the highest standards and the latest technologies [
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Saudi Arabia, Japan to Establish Largest Reverse Osmosis Water Project in Middle East – Riyadh, Saudi Arabia2022-12-11T22:58:21+01:00

Hoshinoya Taketomi-jima installs self-sufficient seawater desalination system, reducing plastic bottle waste – Japan

Under the management of General Manager Kaoru Honda, the resort hotel Hoshinoya Taketomi-jima in Taketomi-Cho, Taketomi Island, recently started supplying its drinking water by desalinating seawater.

The hotel hopes to reduce plastic bottle waste, which has become a problem on the island due to drifting garbage and littering.

With the introduction of the independent water supply, the hotel will no longer provide bottled mineral water in guest rooms. This will reduce about 50,000 plastic bottles per year.

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Hoshinoya Taketomi-jima installs self-sufficient seawater desalination system, reducing plastic bottle waste – Japan2021-03-23T15:07:35+01:00

Japanese players enter debut facility in Oman.-Japan

A project to build a seawater desalination plant in Oman has secured US$114mn from a number of Japanese banks with cover from Japan’s export credit agency

Nexi.MUFG Bank, SMBC and Shinsei Bank will extend the loan to the Al Asilah Desalination Company in the form of project finance.

Currently under design, the project is expected to launch operations in 2021.

Thereafter it will sell approximately 80,000mÂł desalinated water a day for over 20 years to the Oman Power and Water Procurement Company, the single buyer of power and water for all IPP/IWPP projects within the Sultanate of Oman.

 

Japanese players enter debut facility in Oman.-Japan2018-07-30T22:06:03+02:00

Mitsui to build desalination plant for BHP’s Spence copper mine in Chile.

Japanese trading house Mitsui & Co. confirmed Thursday it has been selected to build a desalination plant for BHP’s (ASX, NYSE:BHP) Spence copper mine in Chile, as part of a $2.5 billion mine expansion approved earlier this year and which will add another 50 years to the operation’s productive life.

Mitsui will build the plant at Mejillones port, about 60 km north of Antofagasta city, through a joint venture with TĂ©cnicas de DesalinazaciĂłn de Aguas (Tedagua), a unit of Spain’s ACS Group with strengths in water-related business, it said.

 

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Mitsui to build desalination plant for BHP’s Spence copper mine in Chile.2018-06-19T10:44:54+02:00
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