Despite the ongoing pandemic, the Saline Water Conversion Corporation (SWCC) of Saudi Arabia has completed the construction of seven desalination plants that have a total production and supply capacity of 304,350 cu/m per day, according to a report
The SWCC achieved the construction target with its innovative solutions and new technologies developed in line with international standards, reported Arab News, citing a senior official.
Abdullah Al Abdul Kareem, SWCC governor, said the corporation has successfully completed work on small and medium-sized plants that consume less energy and are more reliable.
The Shuqaiq desalination plant, which began operations, boasts a total production capacity of 42,500 cu/m, he added.
Additionally, the Amlaj, Duba desalination plant, a new facility in Forsan, Khobar and other projects in different parts of the kingdom have already started operations.
"SWCC has made great progress in reducing the operational costs of its new plants by 50-55%. It aims to reduce energy consumption and ensure efficient services to the public," he added.
