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Roy Morris posted a blog postWATEC Review, Tel Aviv, Israel, 17-19 November
Hello everyone,Unfortunately a terrible wireless internet connection at the hotel in Tel Aviv meant that I couldn't blog live, but now I'm in the office I can give you a review of the show.For a country so young which has recently celebrated its 60th birthday, Israel through necessity has quickly developed a wide range of high-tech solutions to their water problems.Let's not forget that Israel is in one of the world's most arid regions where the summers are long and hot and where the population…See More
Angela Godwin commented on Roy Morris's blog post WATEC, Tel Aviv, Israel, 17-19 November"Looking forward to hearing about your adventures in Israel! :)"
Roy Morris posted a blog postWATEC, Tel Aviv, Israel, 17-19 November
Hello everyone,Following on from my series of blog posts from the Singapore International Water Week, I will be blogging live from Tel Aviv at the WATEC exhibition. I hope to give you a taste of the Med and a flavour of the innovative techologies that come out of Israel; a country with major water resource issues. For more information on the exhibition, please follow this link www.watec-israel.comUntil next time...RoySee More
EWA Tech Greece left a comment for Roy Morris"FIRST Extraction of Water from Air unit at Hydra Island, Greece
www.hydra.gr
As presented by SKAI TV
http://www.skai.gr/player/TV/?MMID=100574
This is a small demo unit who was presented at the interview. The reporter is explaining the operation…"
Roy Morris posted a blog postReview of Singapore International Water Week
So I have been back to normal day-to-day life now for two weeks after the adventure that was Singapore International Water Week. It was really a great show and I am looking forward to next year’s event.Just to go back in time slightly, the Thursday evening was 'Dinner by the Bay' which was a social event held at the Marina Barrage and the final Friday was taken up by several technical tours available to those who were interested.The one that I enjoyed the most was the tour of the Semakau…See More
David Mogollon commented on Roy Morris's blog post Third day at Singapore International Water Week"Once again, Roy, we couldn't have asked for more in daily reporting from SIWW. You have a flare for this sort of thing. Thanks for all your efforts."
Roy Morris posted a blog postThird day at Singapore International Water Week
We may not agree on many things, but we stick by the commitment to supply Singapore with this water." This was the comment made by Malaysia's Minister for Energy, Green Technology and Water, Datuk Peter Chin Fah Kui. The reason why this is an important comment is because Singapore buys about 40% of its water from Malaysia under two international agreements, one expiring in 2011 and the other in 2061.When I saw 2061, I was a little surprised. Even though Singapore is investing heavily in its own…See More
David Mogollon commented on Roy Morris's blog post Second Day at Singapore International Water Week"It sounds exciting. I agree wholeheartedly with Angela. Thanks for keeping us informed about this big event, not only for the Asia Pacific region - but with implications on how solutions there can be applied worldwide."
Angela Godwin commented on Roy Morris's blog post Second Day at Singapore International Water Week"Hi Roy! Thank you so much for the update on SIWW. For those of us who were unable to attend, your blogs help us stay in touch with event. Love your perspective!"
Roy Morris posted a blog postSecond Day at Singapore International Water Week
Did anyone know that 40 years ago Singapore had to rations its scare water supplies? I didn't. In talking to some staff from the Singapore Public Utilities Board (PUB) the water supply was switched off and on during the day. As you can imagine, when the supply was on, everyone rushed with whatever buckets and containers they could muster to stock up for the long humid day ahead. Further on, I'll show you how stories like these belong to the dark ages for young Singaporeans.The SIWW is really…See More
Angela Godwin commented on Roy Morris's blog post First day at Singapore International Water Week"Glad you made it there safely, Roy! Enjoy the show."
Roy Morris posted a blog postFirst day at Singapore International Water Week
So I arrived on Sunday evening, where the humidity hit me like a wall of fire. Everything here is air-conditioned, so it is easier to keep cool inside rather than out. For a taste of traditional Singapore that evening, I went to the local 'Hawker' or street market for good value and tasty food.I have got a feeling that the week ahead is going to be fantastic. This morning (Monday) I picked up my badge and the programme of events...it really is choc-a-block. Tonight is the Opening Ceremony for…See More
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WATEC Review, Tel Aviv, Israel, 17-19 November
Hello everyone,
Unfortunately a terrible wireless internet connection at the hotel in Tel Aviv meant that I couldn't blog live, but now I'm in the office I can give you a review of the show.
For a country so young which has recently celebrated its 60th birthday, Israel through necessity has quickly developed a wide range of high-tech solutions to their water problems.
Let's not forget that Israel is in one of the world's most arid regions where the summers are… Continue
Unfortunately a terrible wireless internet connection at the hotel in Tel Aviv meant that I couldn't blog live, but now I'm in the office I can give you a review of the show.
For a country so young which has recently celebrated its 60th birthday, Israel through necessity has quickly developed a wide range of high-tech solutions to their water problems.
Let's not forget that Israel is in one of the world's most arid regions where the summers are… Continue
Posted on November 25, 2009 at 11:11am
WATEC, Tel Aviv, Israel, 17-19 November
Hello everyone,
Following on from my series of blog posts from the Singapore International Water Week, I will be blogging live from Tel Aviv at the WATEC exhibition. I hope to give you a taste of the Med and a flavour of the innovative techologies that come out of Israel; a country with major water resource issues. For more information on the exhibition, please follow this link www.watec-israel.com
Until next time...
Roy
Following on from my series of blog posts from the Singapore International Water Week, I will be blogging live from Tel Aviv at the WATEC exhibition. I hope to give you a taste of the Med and a flavour of the innovative techologies that come out of Israel; a country with major water resource issues. For more information on the exhibition, please follow this link www.watec-israel.com
Until next time...
Roy
Posted on November 14, 2009 at 4:30pm — 1 Comment
Review of Singapore International Water Week
So I have been back to normal day-to-day life now for two weeks after the adventure that was Singapore International Water Week. It was really a great show and I am looking forward to next year’s event.
Just to go back in time slightly, the Thursday evening was 'Dinner by the Bay' which was a social event held at the Marina Barrage and the final Friday was taken up by several technical tours available to those who were interested.
The one that I enjoyed the most was the tour of… Continue
Just to go back in time slightly, the Thursday evening was 'Dinner by the Bay' which was a social event held at the Marina Barrage and the final Friday was taken up by several technical tours available to those who were interested.
The one that I enjoyed the most was the tour of… Continue
Posted on July 10, 2009 at 10:30am
Third day at Singapore International Water Week
We may not agree on many things, but we stick by the commitment to supply Singapore with this water." This was the comment made by Malaysia's Minister for Energy, Green Technology and Water, Datuk Peter Chin Fah Kui. The reason why this is an important comment is because Singapore buys about 40% of its water from Malaysia under two international agreements, one expiring in 2011 and the other in 2061.
When I saw 2061, I was a little surprised. Even though Singapore is investing… Continue
When I saw 2061, I was a little surprised. Even though Singapore is investing… Continue
Posted on June 25, 2009 at 4:30am — 1 Comment
Second Day at Singapore International Water Week
Did anyone know that 40 years ago Singapore had to rations its scare water supplies? I didn't. In talking to some staff from the Singapore Public Utilities Board (PUB) the water supply was switched off and on during the day. As you can imagine, when the supply was on, everyone rushed with whatever buckets and containers they could muster to stock up for the long humid day ahead. Further on, I'll show you how stories like these belong to the dark ages for young Singaporeans.
The SIWW… Continue
The SIWW… Continue
Posted on June 23, 2009 at 11:30am — 2 Comments
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- At 3:24am on August 26, 2009, EWA Tech Greece said…
- FIRST Extraction of Water from Air unit at Hydra Island, Greece
www.hydra.gr
As presented by SKAI TV
http://www.skai.gr/player/TV/?MMID=100574
This is a small demo unit who was presented at the interview. The reporter is explaining the operation and the benefits of of this technology,
who offers water from 0,50 till 1,50 euros per cm³ . On the last part talks the Mayor of Hydra and their intention to proceed with a 1.000 cm³ plant.
ABU DHABI will receive in September his first Water from Air supply plant
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