Israel
Deadline of submission of prequalification process for Soreq SWRO project extended
The deadline for consortia interested in participating in the pre-qualification process for 100 million m3/yr (72 MGD) Soreq SWRO project has been… Continue reading
Tender issued for SWRO
Hameniv-the municipality of Rishon Le-Zion's water utility company-has issued a new tender for the design, supply and operation of a 12,000 m3/d (3.2… Continue reading
ED will concentrate RO brine
Israel's Mekorot Water Company has signed a cooperation agreement with Lesico CleanTech for the development of a new electrodialysis (ED) stack they… Continue reading
'Man-made' water can be traced
Duke University's Avner Vengosh has developed a way to trace the presence and distribution of desalinated water in soils, surface water and… Continue reading
Mekorot banned in Sorek SWRO project
It has been reported that Mekorot-Israel's national water company-will not be allowed to participate in the upcoming tender for the Sorek seawater… Continue reading
Dead Sea project faces opposition
Despite its admirable goal of reversing the declining level of the Dead Sea-which has lost one third of its surface area over the past 55 years and… Continue reading
Red Sea Dead Sea Water Conveyance project study has been started
French consultant Coyne et Bellier has been awarded the tender to conduct the feasibility portion of the Red Sea Dead Sea Water Conveyance (RSDSC… Continue reading
Pre-qual deadline extended
Consortia interested in participating in the pre-qualification process for the 100 million m3/yr (72 MGD) Sorek SWRO project have been given an… Continue reading
IDE prevails in Ashdod lawsuit
A restraining order has been issued against a unit of Mekorot-Israel's national water company-in its development of the Ashdod SWRO project because… Continue reading
Red Sea - Dead Sea Conveyance study has been awarded to UK's ERM
WDR has learned that the World Bank has awarded the environment and social assessment portion of the Red Sea - Dead Sea Conveyance Study to the UK's… Continue reading