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* [[Sas Al Nakl Island]] is home to the Umm Al Nar plant | * [[Sas Al Nakl Island]] is home to the Umm Al Nar plant | ||
* [[Al Taweelah]] Power and Water Complex | * [[Al Taweelah]] Power and Water Complex | ||
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| + | Eighty-four percent of desalinated water in Abu Dhabi is produced using the thermal desalination method, while 67% of the production of drinking water in Abu Dhabi is produced by multi-stage flash distillation technology (MSF) and 17% via multiple-effect distillation technology (MED). The remaining 16% is produced by seawater reverse osmosis technology. | ||
Revision as of 03:32, 28 March 2021
Abu Dhabi: Nine Water Desalination Plants
- Sas Al Nakl Island is home to the Umm Al Nar plant
- Al Taweelah Power and Water Complex
Eighty-four percent of desalinated water in Abu Dhabi is produced using the thermal desalination method, while 67% of the production of drinking water in Abu Dhabi is produced by multi-stage flash distillation technology (MSF) and 17% via multiple-effect distillation technology (MED). The remaining 16% is produced by seawater reverse osmosis technology.
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