Global Water Intelligence (GWI)

A top level summit in Washington DC next month will put America’s water future at the top of the political and financial agenda.

Libya will be spending $478.1m per year on building and operating desalination plants suggests a new report by Global Water Intelligence. This represents a 233% increase on current expenditure according to Desalination Markets 2010*.

South Africa will be spending $166.6m per year on building and operating desalination plants suggests a new report by Global Water Intelligence. This represents a 1075% increase on current expenditure according to Desalination Markets 2010*.

Egypt will be spending $393.8m per year on building and operating desalination plants suggests a new report by Global Water Intelligence (GWI). This represents a 120% increase on current expenditure according to Desalination Markets 2010*.

Turkey will be spending $226.2m per year on building and operating desalination plants suggests a new report by Global Water Intelligence. This represents a 198% increase on current expenditure according to Desalination Markets 2010*.

Oman will be spending $542.4m per year on building and operating desalination plants suggests a new report by Global Water Intelligence (GWI). This represents a 171% increase on current expenditure according to Desalination Markets 2010*.

Algeria will be spending $1,058.3m per year on building and operating desalination plants suggests a new report by Global Water Intelligence. This represents a 197% increase on current expenditure according to Desalination Markets 2010*.

Technology will play an important role in the desalination industry’s future growth, suggests Global Water Intelligence (GWI) in their new report, published this month.