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Energy Recovery wins US$2.5mn for desalination projects in Saudi Arabia

The PX Pressure Exchanger device captures hydraulic energy from the high pressure reject stream of seawater reverse-osmosis processes and transfers this energy to low pressure feed water with more than 98 per cent efficiency. (Image source: Energy Recovery)

Energy Recovery, provider of pressure energy technology for industrial fluid flows, has been awarded US$2.5mn to supply its PX Pressure Exchanger technology for desalination projects in Saudi Arabia

The orders began shipping in Q2 2017, with expected completion by Q3 2017.

Energy Recovery will supply its PX-Q300 and PX-220 Pressure Exchanger devices for the plants, which will produce a total of up to 103,000 cu/m of water per day. Energy Recovery also estimates the PX devices will reduce the total power consumption for all projects by 14.4MW, saving a total of over 124.4 GWh of energy per year and avoiding 74,378 tonnes of CO2 emissions per year.

Energy Recovery?s CEO Joel Gay stated, ?We remain bullish on the outlook of the desalination market through the balance of 2017 and into 2018. These orders further solidify our position as a market leader in the Middle East desalination market, more specifically in Saudi Arabia, which remains a bellwether for mega project activity.

As mentioned on our previous Q2 2017 earnings call, we remain laser-focused on our water business and will continue to guard our position as market leader and attack new opportunities to provide our Pressure Exchanger technology to customers seeking to optimize plant savings and operations.?