Noticias sobre Israel
Companies selected by Mekorot to design Israel’s future water systems
Israel’s national water company, Mekorot, has selected a number of companies, both local and international, to design the country’s future water sector, reports The Jersusalem Post.
Water infrastructure security in the age of cyberwarfare
War Games, a 1983 American film by John Badham starring Mathew Broderick, tells the story of a teenager who, from his computer and out of pure curiosity, enters into the systems of the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) at the height of the Cold War.
Fluence appoints Tom Pokorsky as CEO and Managing Director
Proven water industry executive with 35 years of executive experience, including 15 years as CEO.
Spanish desalination know-how, a worldwide benchmark
For years humans have looked to the vast bodies of saltwater hoping they could provide enough drinking water for the global population and meet the needs of other uses such as…
GE Digital launches updated version of HMI/SCADA software
Drives fast time-to-value with expanded Rapid Application Development (RAD) tools; speeds problem detection and response with ISA and GE Research-based design concepts.
Aquarius Spectrum launches AQSense-Edge
3,000 AQSense-Edge sensors already deployed in customer sites in USA, Europe and Israel, with exceptional results; further installations expected soon around the world.
New DNA computer assesses water quality
Genetic networks mimic electronic circuits to perform a range of logic functions.
Early warning tool predicts conflict in parts of drought-stricken Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia
Drought that threatens a fourth consecutive growing season in parts of Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia puts the countries at risk of emerging conflicts, according to a new quarterly update that analyzes findings from a global early warning tool.
Aquarius Spectrum partners with EJP to grow presence in US
Aquarius Spectrum, an Israel-based technology company that provides advanced acoustic solutions for proactive early detection of water leaks, is expanding its operations in the US with the announcement of a new partnership with Everett J.
Scientists release new technology for removing PFAS from drinking water
Technion researchers develop a fast, efficient technology for removing PFAS from drinking water: Dr.
Ewec sets deadline for Abu Dhabi’s IWP
The Emirates Water and Electricity Company (Ewec), responsible for the planning, forecasting, purchase and supply of water and electricity in Abu Dhabi, has decided on a deadline of March 31st for the submission of bids by prequalified bidders for the planned Mirfa 2 (M2) Independent Water Project (IWP) in Abu Dhabi, reports Energy & Utilities.
KfW supports water infrastructure in the Palestinian Territories and Jordan
Water is a scarce resource in the Middle East.
WEG grows Water and Wastewater market segment business
Efficiency, flexibility and global structure help increase the company's competitive advantages when compared to other suppliers for the segment.
IDE Water Technologies appoints Iris Jancik as new CEO of IDE Americas
Jancik takes over the development and vision of IDE’s growth strategy in the North and Central American markets.
Digital wastewater: The quiet revolution that’s tackling generational challenges
Water utilities have become America’s unexpected source of front-page news, enduring multiple ‘once-in-a-century’ events in recent years.
Eleven companies prequalify for Adnoc’s Project Wave
The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has prequalified eleven firms and consortia to take part in the bidding for a planned public-private (PPP) water treatment scheme, called “Project Wave,” reports Energy & Utilities.
“We must start looking at the cost of ‘not having water’, finding ways to diversify water sources”
A world leading provider of seawater desalination plants, IDE Water Technologies is behind some of the world’s largest SWRO plants in operation – in Sorek, Israel – setting a benchmark in low cost and technological advancement, with high efficiency and minimal environmental impact.
Sparks of a water revolution in the West Bank
Nineteen-year-old Yaffa Jaradat’s project, SmartDrop, combines monitoring technology with a water valve regulating device, offering a creative solution to the water distribution inequality in the West Bank and circumventing at the same time a decades-old restriction.
Scientists from Israel and the Netherlands find a new way to remove troublesome ions from water
Converting seawater into fresh water is important in water-scarce countries.
“Looking to the future it is clear that the climate crisis is now the most pressing problem”
Isle Utilities is formed by a global team of scientists, engineers, business and regulatory experts, who aim to make a positive social, economic, and environmental impact through the advancement of emerging technologies and innovating practices.