The gross urban waste generation is reported to cross 150mn tonnes per annum across the Middle East region. (Image source: Ropable/Wikimedia Commons)
With increasing volumes of waste generated across the region, effective strategies for turning waste to resource are imperative, and this will be driven through the use of advanced technologies
Founded in 2004, WASCO?s current collection capability is almost 500,000 tonnes per year. (Image source: WASCO)
In line with Saudi Arabia?s Vision 2030, the Waste Collection and Recycling Company (WASCO), integrated recycling and waste management company, has announced the launch of phase two in its innovative waste sorting facility in Al Ahsa
At IWS 2017, ADWEA launched Tarsheed, which is aimed at helping and encouraging its customers to use water and electricity more efficiently in line with the directives of the UAE?s visionary leadership for the protection of the environment for the benefit of future generations. (Image source: IWS)
The International Water Summit (IWS) 2018 will be held in Abu Dhabi in January, with an aim to promote water sustainability in the Middle East and there will be a special focus on breakthrough smart technologies that are being developed around the world to address pressing water challenges in arid regions
The new drive was launched at WETEX in Dubai in October 2017. (Image source: ABB)
ABB has introduced its new drive for water and wastewater ? the ACQ580 ? in the Middle East market in October
This years WETEX provides large spaces that bring together key industry players from around the world under one roof. (Image source: WETEX)
The scarcity of drinking water in various parts of the world imposes challenges that encouraged many companies to invest in research of new technologies for water production and storage
