Work on $60m desalination plant continues in Al Jahra – Kuwait Construction of a $60million desalination plant is progressing on schedule, with Golden Rays Electromechanical Works acting as infrastructure contractor. The plant is owned by the Kuwait Ministry of Electricity & Water, and is located at Al Jahra. (LINK). Work on $60m desalination plant continues in Al Jahra – KuwaitHIWI042019-07-23T16:18:25+02:00
Kuwait calls for updating water desalination tech in GCC states – Kuwait A senior Kuwaiti official called on Tuesday for updating water desalination technology in the GCC countries amid ongoing dependence on the water to secure this vital living resource. GCC states continue to count on desalinating the sea waters and this warrants continuous action for upgrading and nationalizing the desalination technology, in tandem with dedicating attention to scientific research for enhancing the production, trimming the costs and averting adverse impact on the environment, said Minister of Education Dr Hamed Al-Azmi. (LINK). Kuwait calls for updating water desalination tech in GCC states – KuwaitHIWI042019-03-13T14:35:54+01:00
Al-Zour North One concludes two years of successful operations – Kuwait Shamal Al-Zour Al-Oula KSC, the owner and operator of Al-Zour North One Power and Water Plant, announced yesterday the successful conclusion of two years of operations of the plant. Al-Zour North One Power and Water Plant is Kuwaitâs first independently owned power and water facility with a current production capacity of 27 percent of Kuwaitâs power requirements at peak production (1,539MW) and 35 percent of water generation (107 million gallons per day). Al-Zour North One Power and Water Plant began operations in November 2016 and is the first [âŠ] Al-Zour North One concludes two years of successful operations – KuwaitHIWI042019-02-22T09:05:15+01:00
Asahi Kasei’s Microzaâą Hollow-Fiber Membrane Selected for Desalination Plant in Kuwait Japan – Tokyo Microzaâą hollow-fiber membrane for water treatment from Asahi Kasei was selected as pretreatment membrane for the Doha Phase 1 reverse osmosis (RO)1 seawater desalination plant to be built near Kuwait City by Doosan Heavy Industries and Construction, a major Korean plant construction company. The Asahi Kasei membrane treatment capacity for this project is scheduled to be 610,000 tons per day, representing the largest hollow-fiber filtration membrane order received by Asahi Kasei. Many RO plants for seawater desalination are planned in Kuwait and other countries of the Middle East to address chronic shortages of fresh water, with microfiltration (MF) and [âŠ] Asahi Kasei’s Microzaâą Hollow-Fiber Membrane Selected for Desalination Plant in Kuwait Japan – TokyoDME GmbH2017-10-20T18:33:38+02:00