Competitive water adsorption for low-energy desalination: Insights from statistical physics theory – Tunisia

… the statistical physics theory has been deployed to unlock the mysteries of water molecule binding on Zeolite and Silica Gel at the microscopic level. The adopted computational procedure, based on the grand canonical partition function, provided physical insights of the docking mechanism by scrutinizing the stereographic and energetic variables.

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Competitive water adsorption for low-energy desalination: Insights from statistical physics theory – Tunisia2024-10-18T10:19:09+02:00

ACWA Power signs deal for major green hydrogen project in Tunisia

Jun. 1—TUNIS — Saudi-listed ACWA Power, the world’s largest private water desalination company and a leader in energy transition, has signed an agreement with the Tunisian government for a project that will produce up to 600,000 tons per year of green hydrogen in three phases, for export to Europe.

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ACWA Power signs deal for major green hydrogen project in Tunisia2024-07-01T23:39:19+02:00

Tedagua, Orascom and Metito to build the Sfax desalination plant – Tunisia

The consortium recently signed a contract worth 200 million euros with Sonede, represented by its boss Mosbah Helali. It was also in the presence of Mohamed Fadhel Kraiem, the acting Tunisian Minister for Agriculture, Hydraulic Resources and Fisheries, as well as Shimizu Shinsuke, the Japanese ambassador to Tunisia.

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Tedagua, Orascom and Metito to build the Sfax desalination plant – Tunisia2024-06-19T03:35:05+02:00

Tedagua, Orascom and Metito to build the Sfax desalination plant – Tunisia

The consortium recently signed a contract worth 200 million euros with Sonede, represented by its boss Mosbah Helali. It was also in the presence of Mohamed Fadhel Kraiem, the acting Tunisian Minister for Agriculture, Hydraulic Resources and Fisheries, as well as Shimizu Shinsuke, the Japanese ambassador to Tunisia.

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Tedagua, Orascom and Metito to build the Sfax desalination plant – Tunisia2024-06-06T18:01:13+02:00

Tedagua, Orascom and Metito to build the Sfax desalination plant – Tunisia

The consortium recently signed a contract worth 200 million euros with Sonede, represented by its boss Mosbah Helali. It was also in the presence of Mohamed Fadhel Kraiem, the acting Tunisian Minister for Agriculture, Hydraulic Resources and Fisheries, as well as Shimizu Shinsuke, the Japanese ambassador to Tunisia.

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Tedagua, Orascom and Metito to build the Sfax desalination plant – Tunisia2024-05-09T01:58:33+02:00

Three seawater desalination stations to become operational – Tunisia

These stations will make it possible to consolidate the water system of Sfax and coastal areas as well as ease pressure on the waters of the north and Greater Tunis, he told TAP on the sidelines of the inauguration of the 20th Mediterranean Animal Production and Livestock Show which is held until May 3, in Hammamet.

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Three seawater desalination stations to become operational – Tunisia2024-05-03T11:48:53+02:00

Tedagua, Orascom and Metito to build the Sfax desalination plant – Tunisia

The consortium recently signed a contract worth 200 million euros with Sonede, represented by its boss Mosbah Helali. It was also in the presence of Mohamed Fadhel Kraiem, the acting Tunisian Minister for Agriculture, Hydraulic Resources and Fisheries, as well as Shimizu Shinsuke, the Japanese ambassador to Tunisia.

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Tedagua, Orascom and Metito to build the Sfax desalination plant – Tunisia2024-04-20T14:37:10+02:00

TUNISIA: Tedagua, Orascom and Metito to build the Sfax desalination plant

The consortium recently signed a contract worth 200 million euros with Sonede, represented by its boss Mosbah Helali. It was also in the presence of Mohamed Fadhel Kraiem, the acting Tunisian Minister for Agriculture, Hydraulic Resources and Fisheries, as well as Shimizu Shinsuke, the Japanese ambassador to Tunisia.

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TUNISIA: Tedagua, Orascom and Metito to build the Sfax desalination plant2024-04-15T08:58:36+02:00
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