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Water Corporation serves more than two million customers across Perth and Western Australia

Water Corporation customers want desalination as first choice for drinking water

The Water Corporation of Western Australia has found that desalination tops the list as the preferred source for new drinking water for all four of its customer groups.
The proposed desalination plant will be set back from the bay by two kilometres

South Australia Water kicks off public consultation on desalination plant

South Australia Water (SA Water) has kicked off a public consultation on an $80 million desalination plant project at Sleaford Bay on the Eyre Peninsula.
Mombasa is hoping to become the first African city to host the IDA World Congress

Kenya's a contender for IDA 2021 World Congress

The International Desalination Association (IDA) has shortlisted Mombasa, Kenya, among four finalists to host its 2021 World Congress, reports The Star.
'We need to remove the constraints that prevent us from delivering sustainable solutions,' Rod Naylor, GHD market leader for water, Australia

Five Minutes With: Rod Naylor, GHD market leader for water, Australia

Rod Naylor is to join GHD as market leader for water in Australia, where the firm has worked on all the big six desalination plants
Water demand in Perth and across Western Australia is projected to rise to up to 100 gigalitres by 2030

Water Corporation begins feasibility studies for new desalination plant

The Water Corporation of Western Australia is poised to begin feasibility studies for a seawater desalination plant off the coast of Alkimos, north of Perth.
Lack of rainfall is driving up demand for desalination across the states of eastern Australia

Australia's demand for desalination jumps amid drought

The demand for desalinated water is intensifying across eastern Australia as drought and extreme dry weather bite.
Sydney Desalination Plant was designed and built in a joint venture by Veolia Water Technologies and John Holland, and is operated and maintained by Veolia

Sydney Desalination Plant an option in flood mitigation debate

Australia's opposition spokesman for water Chris Minns has floated a proposal to re-start Sydney Desalination Plant as an alternative to a contentious flood mitigation scheme, reports Blue Mountains Gazette.
BHP is implementing a $2.5 billion expansion of Spence copper mine in Chile’s Atacama desert

Mitsui & ACS source finance for Spence copper mine project

Mitsui & Co and ACS Group have secured $560 million in financing for the Spence copper mine desalination plant project in northern Chile, reports Latin Finance.
The population of Sunshine Coast, Australia, is projected to rise as water supplies continue drying out

Sunshine Coast, Australia, to assess potential for a desalination plant

Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia, is expected to need a new, bulk source of water by 2040 that could be supplied by desalination, reports Sunshine Coast Daily.
The Resource Watch platform from the World Resources Institute used global horizontal irradiance (GHI), a proxy for the strength and concentration of star energy hitting a PV panel, to create the ranking

Top 20 water-stressed countries with solar potential

The World Resources Institute (WRI) has named the world's top 20 most water-stressed countries which have the most solar energy potential.
Kirkland Lake Gold will meet operating licence conditions with the new RO treatment for its produced water

Veolia Water Tech to deliver RO reuse plant for gold mine

Veolia Water Technologies has won a contract to design and supply a reverse osmosis (RO) plant enabling process water reuse at Fosterville Gold Mine in Victoria, Australia.
The deal is 'win-win' for WorleyParsons and Jacobs, said Jacobs' chief executive Steve Demetriou

WorleyParsons acquires Jacobs' energy, chemicals, and resources division

Australia's WorleyParsons is purchasing the energy, chemicals, and resources (ECR) division of Jacobs in the US for $3.3 billion, comprising $2.6 billion in cash and 58.2 million WorleyParsons shares.
FCC Aqualia works with more than 1,100 municipalities globally

IFM Investors snaps up 49 per cent of FCC Aqualia

Australian fund manager IFM Investors is to acquire 49 per cent of Spanish water company FCC Aqualia for €1,024 million ($1,258 million).
Gujarat State is planning to build eight to 10 desalination plants on its Arabian Sea shoreline

Gujarat, India, unveils reuse policy amid worsening water crisis

Gujarat State, India, has unveiled a new policy for water reuse amid a deepening water crisis in the region.
The Global Water Awards winners are awarded through voting by industry professionals

Suez and Middle East plants top 2018 Global Water Awards

Suez has scooped the Desalination Company of the Year Award, and Middle East facilities topped the desal plant categories at this year's Global Water Awards from Global Water Intelligence (GWI).
The project is at Sohar Port and industrial zone, on the Gulf of Oman

Aqualia joins Majis in Port of Sohar joint venture

Aqualia of Spain, and Oman state-owned Majis Industrial Services, have formed new joint venture Oman Sustainable Water Services (OSWS), to operate the hydraulics at Port of Sohar for 20 years.
'Every day I am ready to learn something new.' Saravanan Padmanaban, Inge sales manager, India subcontinent

Five Minutes With: Saravanan Padmanaban, Inge sales manager for the Indian subcontinent

Better regulation would support India's water sector, says Inge's new sales manager for the Indian subcontinent, Saravanan Padmanaban.
The IDA International Conference on Water Reuse and Recycling 2018 will feature two days of plenary, panel and technical sessions

IDA unveils lineup of speakers for water reuse conference

The International Desalination Association (IDA) has secured a stellar lineup of keynote speakers for its International Conference on Water Reuse and Recycling 2018, led by Spain's secretary of state for the environment, Maria Garcia Rodriguez.
Parts of California, US, have been hit by severe water shortages in the past decade

IDE to pilot two new water treatment technologies in California, US

IDE Technologies is to pilot two new technologies in California, US, including reverse osmosis for water reuse, and a membrane cleaning process that reduces chemical usage.
Aquarion's strategy is to become a global leader in the wastewater treatment industry

Aquarion forms new products unit as part of global leadership bid

Aquarion Group has established new division Aquarion products to market its products and equipment direct to end-user clients and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).