Desalination in the Kingdom: A market you can count on

Article Abstract:

Saudi Arabia has not been able to cope with the increasing demand for desalinated water despite its continuous investments in new and renovated desalination plants. As such, desalination is seen as a major industry in the Kingdom as it provides foreign firms with opportunities for joint ventures, training, operation and maintenance. The Saline Water Conversion Corp. is responsible for designing, building, operating and maintaining all desalination plants in Saudi Arabia.

Management, Saline water conversion plants, Desalination plants, Saline Water Conversion Corp.

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Water purification and filtration in the kingdom: rising demand with expanding use of systems

Article Abstract:

A review of the water treatment industry in Saudi Arabia is presented. The country faces increasing demand for water and which necessitates the greater use of purification and filtration. Some $189 million was spent on the importation of purification and filtration equipment in 2000.

Water Supply & Use, Water Treatment, Equipment and supplies, International trade, Water purification equipment and supplies industry, Water treatment equipment industry, Water use

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Desalination in the Kingdom: a continuing effort to meet ever-rising demand for water

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The Saudi Arabian authorities expect to spend an additional $6 billion on desalination projects to meet the increasing demand for water. By 2010 they hope to be producing 1.3 billion gallons of water daily by desalination.

Saudi Arabia, Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs, Desalinization Programs, Usage

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