Saudi NWC completes four major water projects in Taif.

The National Water Company (NWC) has completed water and environmental projects in Taif Governorate, totaling over 323 million Saudi Riyals (around $86 million).

Highlights include the Rahmaniya Operational Reservoir, benefiting over 100,000 residents, and sewage feeder lines projects covering 51.3 kilometers for more than 74,000 residents. These initiatives aim to enhance infrastructure and improve water services in the region.

Cadiz selects Stantec as owner’s engineer for $800 million Mojave Groundwater Bank Project.

Cadiz Inc. has appointed Stantec as the Owner’s Engineer for the $800 million Mojave Groundwater Bank project, the largest new water initiative in the Southwest.

Once completed, it will provide 2.5 million acre-feet of new water supply and 1 million acre-feet of underground storage, with a 350-mile pipeline network.

This project aims to enhance water access for California and Arizona communities, addressing climate change impacts on water security.

Metito Utilities Seeks to Enhance Water Security in the Middle East Through Strategic Partnerships.

Metito Utilities has signed three Memoranda of Understanding with Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, SACE, and ACEA S.p.A. to launch significant water infrastructure projects in Africa, the UAE, and other regions.

Formalized at the UAE-Italy Business Forum, these partnerships support Italy’s Mattei Plan and the UN Sustainable Development Goals, aiming to enhance water security and access through innovative financing and technological advancements.

Network Plus and Datatecnics forge partnership to future proof UK’s water infrastructure.

Network Plus and Datatecnics have partnered to enhance water infrastructure management in the UK. This collaboration will implement advanced sensing technologies for real-time monitoring of pipelines, promoting predictive maintenance and efficiency.

By leveraging AI-driven insights, water companies can improve asset performance and reduce operational costs. The partnership aims to foster innovation and resilience in the water sector, addressing critical infrastructure challenges.

CERAFILTEC partners with xAI for the world’s largest AI supercomputer data center and ceramic MBR.

xAI plans to create the world's largest ceramic membrane bioreactor (MBR) in Memphis, Tennessee, repurposing 49.2 MLD of municipal wastewater to cool its supercomputing data center by 2025.

Utilizing CERAFILTEC’s advanced technology, the project aims to improve water management and sustainability while preserving drinking water and protecting the Memphis Sands Aquifer.

The facility will also supply excess treated water to local industries, promoting eco-friendly practices and reducing plastic waste from traditional membranes.

Japan provides $8.7 million grant for SCADA water supply system in Ma’an, Jordan.

Japan and Jordan have signed agreements to provide 1.334 billion Japanese yen (approximately $8.7 million) for a SCADA water supply system in Ma’an, Jordan.

The project aims to enhance water management efficiency and services while addressing water loss. Key officials from both countries highlighted the strong bilateral ties and Japan's commitment to supporting Jordan's water sector and economic reforms.

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