VIDEO: Desalination news round-up

Watch our bi-weekly video newscast, supported by the International Desalination Association (IDA), featuring the biggest stories from the global desalination industry...

Tom Freyberg
Feb 20th, 2015

Watch our bi-weekly video newscast, supported by the International Desalination Association (IDA), featuring the biggest stories from the global desalination industry.

This week’s headlines (watch video for full stories):

- Oman goes big with double desal RfQ

- Progress made on renewable desalination trials in UAE

- Kuwait’s Sulaibiya WWTP to get membrane expansion

- US forward osmosis start-up nominated for $5 million funding

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