Energias y Aguas del Pacifico (ENAPAC), a proposed solar-powered seawater desalination plant and water transport project aims to support expansion of mining operations in Chile’s Atacama region.
Jordan’s first SWRO opens for business
The opening of the first seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) plant in Jordan marks a jumping off point for the country from which it can continue to develop a desalination programme, including the much-anticipated Red Sea-Dead Sea project.
Interview: Pedro Almagro, CEO, Abengoa Agua
As comebacks go, Abengoa’s has been pretty impressive. The company that has been through a traumatic one-and-a-half years, in April 2017 wowed the industry with a massive €240 million contract win from Saudi Arabia’s ACWA Power.
Graphene oxide membranes: ‘In an ideal world we will take five years to scale up’
“If everything goes to plan, my expectation is that we will have graphene oxide membranes in large scale production within the next five years,” says Rahul Nair, professor of materials physics and Royal Society university research fellow at the National Graphene Institute and School of Chemical Engineering and Analytical Science, at University of Manchester, UK.
Q&A: Tim Harper, G20 Water Technologies
Former European Space Agency scientist Tim Harper, now chief executive of G2O Water Technologies, talks graphene-coated membranes
Adsorption pilot phase two will focus on ZLD
MEDAD Technologies, a specialist in adsorption, has worked to commercialise a multi-effect distillation adsorption desalination (MED-AD) system since spinning off from the National University of Singapore (NUS) in 2012.
WaterWorld Weekly Newscast, June 5, 2017
A transcript for the WaterWorld Weekly Newscast for June 5, 2017.
Pumps-as-a-service: the future beckons
On 1 May 2017, Fredrik Ostbye, a Swedish entrepreneur with a track record of digital product development, joined the 72-year old Danish pumps manufacturer Grundfos in the newly created role of group vice president and head of digital transformation.
GMB union asks for seat on BA IT outage inquiry
GMB, the aviation union, has asked to be allowed to contribute to the inquiry into the reasons for the BA IT outage. The union has also asked for a moratorium on BA plans to outsource the jobs of a further 600 direct employed BA IT jobs. Yesterday, a whistleblower told the Press Association that BA …
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Flex Logix eFPGA IP chosen for Harvard 16nm deep learning IC
Flex Logix, the eFPGA IP company, has won a slot in a deep learning IC being made on TSMC’s 16nmFFC process by Harvard’s John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Flex Logix and the Harvard researchers have already completed the chip design and tape-out and are now going to fab. “This cooperation with …
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