Trinidad and Tobago
Meanwhile…over at Point Lisas
One large-scale desalination project appears to have suffered little impact from the disruption at WASA. John Thompson, the general manager for the… Continue reading
WASA gets third new CEO this year
Since a new government was elected in Trinidad and Tobago’s general election two months ago, most things at the state-run Water and Sewerage… Continue reading
What a difference an election makes
In April 2008, Trinidad and Tobago’s newly appointed Public Utilities Minister told Parliament that it would take $1.58 billion and five years to end… Continue reading
Fast-track SWRO contract signed
Seven Seas Water has signed a BOO contract with Trinidad and Tobago's Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) to supply 5.5 MGD (4.6 MIGD) of desalinated… Continue reading
Drought reaches critical level
For more than a year, this newspaper has reported on the growing water problems in Trinidad and Tobago and the Water and Sewerage Authority's (WASA… Continue reading
SWRO bid invitations released
Trinidad and Tobago’s Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) has sent Invitations to Bid to pre-qualified suppliers for two seawater desalination… Continue reading
Still no decision at Petrotrin
For the first time since 1946, the islands of Trinidad and Tobago have gone more than 31 days without rain. January's rainfall deficit was 75… Continue reading
One small step…
Trinidad and Tobago's Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) is understood to have signed a contract with the Desalination Company of Trinidad & Tobago… Continue reading
Petrotin looks for company to provide SWRO capacity on a fast-track basis
As a follow-up to last week's Trinidad story, WDR has learned that Petrotrin's Pointe-à-Pierre refinery put out feelers last week trying to find a… Continue reading
A very dry Wet season
After receiving only one third of its normal rainfall over the past few months, Trinidad's government said it would impose and strictly enforce water… Continue reading
