CaribDA, ERI and Dow back operator training
25 Aug 09 by desalination
In co-operation with Energy Recovery Inc (ERI) and Dow Water & Process Solutions, the Caribbean Desalination Association is organising a two-day operator training program at the Westin Dawn Beach Resort in St Maarten on 17-18 September 2009.
The first day will be a free seminar conducted by ERI which will highlight some of the advances in high-efficiency desalination technologies which plants are using throughout the Caribbean and worldwide. Presentation topics will include details on proven and affordable products such as high efficiency membranes & energy recovery device designs and their operation.
The second day will cover training on ‘Energy efficiency in RO Operations’, provided by DHP Training. This customized program will cover aspects of energy efficiency, including:
Registration Fee for Day 2: US$ 250 (members), US$ 300 (non-members)
For more information, contact:
Mr M.Pereira, CaribDA Email: m.pereira@aqualectra.com
or: Ms Audrey Bold, ERI, tel : +1 510 746 2529;
Email: marketing@energyrecovery.com
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