Modern Water’s Manipulated Osmosis process is targeted at the fast-growing global desalination industry, where capital expenditure worldwide is expected to total $56.4 billion by the end of 2015, according to Global Water Intelligence.
The Manipulated Osmosis process is expected to produce fresh water in challenging
conditions, whilst reducing power, chemical and other operating costs. The technology
provides a more environmentally friendly alternative to traditional desalination methods
by significantly reducing energy consumption and salt brine discharge.
In addition, Modern Water is also pleased to announce that it has produced the first fresh water from its desalination proving plant in Gibraltar. The plant, which is the first of its kind in the world, is located next to an existing desalination plant and also uses the Manipulated Osmosis process.
Commenting on the announcement, Modern Water Executive Chairman Neil McDougall said:
“We are delighted to have agreed a project within the heart of our key market, the Middle
East, which is well-known for both its water scarcity issues and its appetite for new
technology. We believe that this contract, as well as the opening of our new office in
Oman, have positioned Modern Water well to take advantage of additional opportunities
in the growing Gulf region.
“The Oman agreement, together with the start-up of the Gibraltar proving plant, are also
evidence of the continuing successful roll-out and commercialisation of our technologies.
We continue to receive strong interest in our portfolio of water technologies from global
markets and with our strong balance sheet and experienced team we look forward to the
future with confidence.”
For further information:
| Modern Water plc | |
| Neil McDougall, Executive Chairman | 07740 930303 |
| www.modernwater.co.uk | |
| HeadLand Consultancy | 020 7367 5222 |
| Dudley White or Tom Gough | |
| KBC Peel Hunt Ltd | 020 7418 8900 |
| Jonathan Marren or Oliver Stratton |
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