Water
Middle East water news and analysis, tenders, contracts awarded, commentary and economic data.
Water News
Egyptian wastewater tender draws 10 responses
Public-private partnership project to be built to the west of Cairo
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Deadline extended for Saudi Arabia power and water project
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Kuwait selects advisers for Al-Zour independent water and power project
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Deadlines extended for Kuwait's Al-Zour water projects
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Larsen & Toubro bids low for Qatar wastewater contract
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Consultants line up for Dubai water and power project
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Consultants bid for Dewa's Hassyan project
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Rabigh project to be expanded
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ABB to build Abu Dhabi water transmission project
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Kahramaa tests interest in Ras Laffan expansion projects
Water Analysis
North Africa wastewater treatment work floods in
Egypt and Algeria are investing heavily in new wastewater treatment plants and upgrading existing facilities to meet growing demand from expanding populations
Water Special Reports
Special Report: Power & Water - Region struggles to ensure access to scarce water supplies
The Middle East is struggling to cope with growing demand for fresh water. While the reasons for water shortages vary across the region, the issue that all governments around the Middle East are having to tackle is the same: how to guarantee access to shrinking supplies of fresh water.
Water Data
Power & Water 2010: Activity picks up as banks begin lending
Power and water schemes are getting under way as project financing slowly becomes available
Water Tenders
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UAE: Chlorine dioxide dosing system
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Kuwait: Sanitary drainage network renovation
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Oman: Water supply system
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Kuwait: Crane and handling equipment maintenance
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UAE: Seawater RO desalination plant
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Oman: Water supply system O&M
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Iran: Irrigation and drainage tertiary system
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Qatar: Sewerage project consultancy services
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Iraq: Water and sanitation consultancy services
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Lebanon: Water supply networks
Water Contracts Awarded
Sembcorp starts work on Salalah power and water project
Plant to start operating commercially in 2012
