seawater desalination

There are three large seawater desalination plants in Israel and two more scheduled to open before 2014.

Seawater desalination plants have produced potable water for many years.

But these amounts were still not sufficient, and seawater desalination was too expensive at the time to be considered.

In some coastal areas seawater desalination is becoming an important source of drinking water supply.

A specialized technology is the production of tube cleaning systems for seawater desalination plants.

Seawater desalination using renewable energy is an emerging option for these islands.

The region built a $158 million seawater desalination plant, but it has been fraught with problems and had to shut down for almost two years.

A particularly long drought in 1998-2002 prompted the government to promote large-scale seawater desalination.

Hyflux is building the country's largest seawater desalination plant in Tianjin.

Another seawater desalination plant on the coast about 160 kilometres south of Perth is under construction.

Residual heat can be used for other applications such as seawater desalination or absorption cooling.

Elsewhere in the world, more than 30 large seawater desalination plants are now in the construction or planning stage.

One other commonly used option is seawater desalination.

Fresh water aboard Queen Mary 2 is supplied by three seawater desalination plants.

A second seawater desalination plant just north of Bunbury is due to begin production at the end of 2011.

It was only through seawater desalination that the growth of Abu Dhabi became possible.

The government is currently looking into seawater desalination as a national priority to adapting to decreasing water availability.

Presented an article that describes the design and operation of the Perth plant as a new standard for seawater desalination.

This has cut desalination energy costs by more than half and is helping make seawater desalination affordable.

Large scale brackish and seawater desalination and salt production.

Morocco is increasingly looking towards seawater desalination as a source to supply its increasing water needs for drinking, industry and mining.

Alba's seawater desalination plant was commissioned in 2001.

The first seawater desalination plant in the Tianjin area began to produce freshwater in 2010.

Seawater desalination used thermal technologies that couple desalination with power production.

In November 2006 Perth completed a seawater desalination plant that will supply the city with 17% of its needs.