Desalination & Water Reuse Home Page
Search for
The International Desalination & Water Reuse Quarterly industry website
Home
News
Product News
Research News
Suppliers
Products
Magazine Articles
Events / Conferences
Links
About us   Feedback   Register   Contact   Advertise  
Research Articles Latest | Search | Archives | News by email | Newsfeeds

Site Sponsor


FindItForMe!

RSS RSS

» What is RSS?
» List of feeds
» Desalination news on your website?
Research News

Clemson University desalination collaboration signed

Water Enabled Technologies LLC (WET) of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina, USA, have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to collaborate in a joint research effort to develop existing and future products in the field of water desalination.

WET has announced a new process for desalination, but has given no details at all about the technology. It claims that this new technology, Modular Desalination Unit, will provide fresh water at a fraction of the cost of existing technologies, which means a fraction of the energy currently required, and at a fraction of the current capital costs for the infrastructure.

Dr Jim Kaiser, chief scientist for WET, said, "This agreement with Clemson is historic for all concerned, for between our company and this internationally recognized university, we are giving birth to a technology that will have an effect on all of mankind."

Posted on 24 May 2010  


Email  Send to a friend   Print  Printer friendly   Print  Link to this page    Comment

Source: Desalination & Water Reuse



This story is tagged as:

Corporate | Desalination | Research | USA
Click on a keyword to see more stories on that topic

Share this
del.icio.us   digg   technorati cosmos   blinklist   reddit   newsvine   nowpublic   stumbleUpon   Add to diigo
Retweet this on Twitter Facebook  

Make a comment?
Sorry, you must be logged in to post a comment. Click here to login.



© Faversham House Group Ltd 2010. Desalination & Water Reuse news articles may be copied or forwarded for individual use only. No other reproduction or distribution is permitted without prior written consent.

Register Now!

You are not
logged in
» Log in here


Why not register for your free weekly newsletter?


Latest News

» Wastewater treatment innovation goes commercial
» Trailer-mounted UF/RO unit works off solar power
» Mumbai set for two 100,000 m³/d desalination plants
» Reclaiming the grass at Pebble Beach golf course
» Desalination, Small Is Beautiful Say ACWA

Related Stories

» New appointments for D&WR Editorial Board members
» WRF becomes WRRF
» Aquasource appoints new COO
» ERI appoints Dyer as CTO
» Industry Interview - Dan McCarthy - From research to commissioning: how B&V has it all covered
» Chairman appointed for Australian desalination centre
» US government funding desalination research
» "Smart membrane" report published by NWRI
» SwissINSO moves to Lausanne science hub
» Three new water-reuse research RFPs from WRF
Home
News
Product News
Research News
Suppliers
Products
Magazine Articles
Events / Conferences
Links
About us   Feedback   Register   Contact   Advertise  

FHG  
Other Faversham House Websites include
edie.net suppliers | FHG Media | ACR-News | Heating and Ventilating Review | DIY Week