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Malta to redevelop defunct desalination facility on Gozo island
A defunct desalination facility on Malta's Gozo island is to be redeveloped and brought back into use.
The plan is among a raft of proposals on infrastructure, education, and health unveiled by Maltese finance minister Edward Scicluna in a pre-budget statement on Monday 11 September 2017.
A proposal to develop a modern desalination facility in the disused 1960s building at Hondor ir-Rummien beach was first mooted in March 2017. At the time, the country¡¯s Environment and Resources Authority requested an environmental impact study from the Water Services Corporation.
The original building has a footprint of 3,300 square metres, and the plant¡¯s capacity will be around 5,000 m3/d. Gozo currently depends on groundwater, which is treated to remove high nitrate levels, as well as salt.
Meanwhile in a separate programme, farmers in Malta are to be offered reuse water from a polishing plant at Mellieha which was commissioned in May 2017. The first 2,500 m3 is to be free of charge as an incentive.
A second wastewater recycling plant at Ta' Barkat, Xghajra, is soon to become operational, and a third plant at Ras il-Hobz, Ghajnsieleme will follow. Together, the three plants will produce seven million m3 a year (20,000 m3/d) of reuse water for agriculture.
[Ãâó = Water. Desalination+Reuse(www.desalination.biz) / 2017³â 9¿ù 13ÀÏ]
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