Noticias sobre Israel
International government-led coalition calls for urgent action on pumped storage hydropower
‘Get used to blackouts’ or risk reverting to fossil fuels is the warning, unless the world scales up investment in water batteries to support fast-growing solar and wind power.
A 1,000-year drought is hitting the U.S. West: Could desalination be a solution?
The United States and many other parts of the world are reeling under the impacts of severe drought.
Three bids received for Israel’s sixth desalination plant
Three groups have submitted bids for the construction, financing, building and operation of Israel's new desalination plant in the Western Galilee, which will be able to desalinate 100 million cubic meters of water per year.
With AI against drought and pest infestation
Climate change also poses major challenges for agriculture.
DuPont selected to provide membrane technology to Sorek B, Israel’s largest desalination plant
IDE Water Technologies Selects FilmTec™ Membranes for Groundbreaking Desalination Plant
IDE Water Technologies signs agreement with Mun. Corp. of Greater Mumbai for desalination plant
IDE Water Technologies, a global leading provider of seawater desalination plants, announced an agreement with the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM) for preparation…
IDE Water Technologies launches Israel’s first BWRO treatment facility
IDE to design, build and operate the unique Afikey Maim treatment facility, a first of its kind in Israel.
Carlos Cosín at INVESTAGUA: “There has never been so much appetite for financing the water sector”
On the first day of the INVESTAGUA event, Carlos Cosín, CEO of Almar Water Solutions, gave a talk on public and private investment for the development of water infrastructure, particularly in Spain and Latin America, touching as well on other issues such as innovation, education, and the value of water.
Seth M. Siegel joins Sciens Water Advisory Board
Sciens Water Management announced the appointment to its Advisory Board of Seth M.
Study reveals a deepening water crisis in Jordan
Prolonged and potentially destabilizing water shortages will become commonplace in Jordan by 2100, new research finds, unless the nation implements comprehensive reform, from fixing leaky pipes to desalinating seawater.
Water in a loop: how to combat water scarcity on remote islands
Every summer, thousands of tourists travel to Greece’s idyllic islands to enjoy their sunny beaches.
Circular economy solutions showcase the business model for sustainable water use
From fruit juice to green pharmaceuticals and seawater to more sustainable electronics, new innovative technologies are helping lay down the foundations for a circular economy of water – thanks to several EU funded research projects.
Hackers attempt to poison the water system of a small town in Florida
A drinking water treatment plant serving the city of Oldsmar, in Florida, was attacked by hackers who tried to poison the water supply, reports Sky News.
Researchers advocate using seashells to monitor pollution from desalination plants
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) researchers advocate using seashells to monitor currently undetected industrial pollution from factories and desalination plants along the Israeli coastline and worldwide.
TaKaDu and Exelon’s Aquify partner to bring advanced digitization to U.S. water utilities
Innovative alliance will improve the U.S. water sector by allowing utilities of all sizes to digitize drinking water system distribution networks through a unique shared-service model.
Exelon’s Aquify and TaKaDu ally to bring digitization and analytics to U.S. water utilities
Aquify, an Exelon business based in Chicago, IL, and TaKaDu, a leading global provider of Central Event Management (CEM) solutions for water utilities based in Yehud, Israel, are announcing a strategic alliance to bring advanced water technologies as well as digital solutions and services to the U.S.
Accelerating the Water Circular Economy across Europe
A critical mass of projects has been assembled to accelerate the Water Circular Economy across Europe The ULTIMATE project aims to create economic value by valorising resources within the water cycle Nine demo-sites represent a variety of stakeholders who could benefit from circular economy activities.
Al Dahra and Watergen sign strategic partnership in water security
Al Dahra Holding Company, an Abu Dhabi-based producer of essential animal feed and food products and Israel's Watergen have signed a strategic partnership in the field of water security, reports UAE news agency WAM.
DuPont and USAID join forces to provide clean safe water in Ethiopian village
The community in drought stricken Serdo was devastated to learn the water from their newly bored well was so heavily contaminated with fluoride and salt that it had to be sealed.
Mahmoud Harb (Fitch Ratings): “The relevance of water risks for sovereign rating is set to rise”
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