Desalination News
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Tahlia Signs Two Memorandums Of Understanding With The Korean Companies ‘Taekyong’ And ‘DL’
10/22/2023
Today, Sunday, the Saline Water Conversion Corporation signed two memorandums of understanding with the two Korean companies DL E&C and Taekkyung, to enhance the prospects for strategic cooperation in the scientific, cognitive and advisory fields, and to exchange experiences, studies, innovations and their applications, in order to explore and develop opportunities for growth and prosperity and adopt flexible options and solutions that help accelerate.
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ACWA Power To Foster Water Innovation Through IDA World Congress 2024 Partnership
10/17/2023
Saudi-listed ACWA Power, the world’s largest private water desalination company, leader in energy transition and first mover into green hydrogen, has signed an agreement to participate in the International Desalination Association (IDA) World Congress 2024, scheduled to take place in Abu Dhabi between 8-12 December 2024 as the highest exclusive Titanium Sponsor and Innovation Partner.
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California Continues Progress To Boost Water Supplies And Build Resilience Amid Extreme Weather
10/16/2023
Amid extreme weather conditions this past year, the state has made important progress to secure water supplies now and into the future, leveraging more than $8.6B committed by Governor Newsom and the Legislature in the last two budget cycles to build water resilience.
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Improving And Developing Innovative Processes To Increase Desalinated Water Extraction
10/10/2023
The Institute for Water Technology Innovation and Advanced Research published a scientific paper entitled “Theoretical and experimental analysis of a technology for reverse osmosis enhanced with osmosis (OARO) to increase the extraction of desalinated water from salt slurry,” which aims to increase the extraction of desalinated water from salt slurry.
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Cooperation Between ‘Desalination’ And The University Of Oxford Enriches The ‘Innovation In The Desalination Industry’ Conference
10/3/2023
The expert at the University of Oxford, Dr. Michael Mbogoro, announced, during the university’s participation for the first time in the “Innovation in the Desalination Industry” conference, that the university plans to cooperate with the Saudi Water Academy, affiliated with the General Corporation for Saline Water Conversion, to develop and hold short-term courses, specializing in innovation and water desalination. And sustainability.
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The ‘Innovation In The Desalination Industry’ Conference Concluded With The Launch Of Advanced Technologies And Innovations
10/3/2023
The “Innovation in the Desalination Industry” conference concluded its second session today (Tuesday), which was organized by the Saline Water Conversion Corporation, in Jeddah Governorate, with broad international and local participation that included more than 300 participants from all over the world, and attendance at the workshops and accompanying exhibition activities exceeded 1,800 researchers and specialists over three days.
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DEWA And ACWA Power Sign Water Purchase Agreement And Shareholder Agreement For Phase 1 Of The World’s Largest Renewable Energy-Powered Desalination Plant
10/3/2023
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA), signed a 30-year water purchaser agreement with Saudi Arabia’s ACWA Power for phase 1 of the Hassyan sea water desalination project using solar power.
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Desalination System Could Produce Freshwater That Is Cheaper Than Tap Water
9/27/2023
MIT engineers and collaborators developed a solar-powered device that avoids salt-clogging issues of other designs.
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OceanWell And Las Virgenes Collaborate To Tap Into Ocean Depths For Fresh Water
9/27/2023
In a strategic collaboration, OceanWell, a forward-thinking startup, is delving into the ocean’s depths to investigate the potential of harnessing fresh drinking water through specialized desalination pods positioned on the ocean floor.
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Reclamation Invests $28.97M To Assist With Planning And Feasibility Study Development For 31 Water Recycling And Desalination Projects
9/27/2023
The Bureau of Reclamation announced the selection of 31 planning projects to receive $28.97M in appropriated funding to support potential new water reuse and desalination projects to help create new sources of water supply less vulnerable to drought and climate change.