CaribDA opens registration for Aruba conference
25 Mar 12 by desalination
The Caribbean Desalination Association (CaribDA) has opened registration for its 2012 Conference & Exposition 80 Years Of Desalination Makes For One Happy Island.
CaribDA has also recently announced a pre-conference workshop on 19 June 2012 (09:00-17:30) focused on: Understanding and Preventing Seawater Corrosion at Water Treatment Plants .
The conference will be held during 19-22 June 2012 at the Westin Resort & Casino, Aruba, Netherlands Antilles, in conjunction with WEB Aruba NV’s 80th Anniversary Celebration.
The conference will focus on the following topics:
The conference brochure can be downloaded from the CaribDA website.
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