Abu Dhabi National Energy Co. (TAQA) and the United Arab Emirates’ federal utility agreed to build a desalination plant to provide drinking water to 250,000 people in the Persian Gulf country’s smaller sheikhdoms.
Taqa, as the Abu Dhabi government-owned utility is known, said the reverse-osmosis facility that removes salt and contaminants from water through semi-permeable membranes will have a capacity of 30 million imperial gallons a day when completed. No terms were disclosed in today’s statement.
Taqa and partner the Federal Electricity & Water Authority will seek project financing for the plant in the sheikhdom of Ajman that will supply potable water to five emirates along the northern tip of the Arabian peninsula.
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