Desalination Company of the Year
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Desalitech Nominated for 2015 Global Water Awards' Desalination Company of the Year
Desalitech, a Newton-based provider of high-efficiency water and wastewater treatment solutions, has been nominated for the 2015 Global Water Awards' Desalination Company of the Year - one of the water industry's most prestigious awards. In its nomination, Global Water Intelligence recognized Desalitech as a major player in the global desalination systems market.
The nomination follows the company's recent achievement of numerous critical milestones, including a partnership with Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies to bring advanced, cost effective, high recovery water solutions to Mexico and additional countries worldwide; $11 million secured in new funding from a consortium of investors; and, most recently, recognition as a "Key Player" in MIT Technology Review's "10 Breakthrough Technologies."
The other nominees for the award are Saline Water Conversion Corporation of Saudi Arabia, one of the oldest and best funded desalination companies in the world; Degremont, the second largest desalination company in the world; and Desalcott, builder and operator of the largest seawater desalination plant in the western hemisphere.
"We are honored to be nominated as Desalination Company of the Year and recognized for our efforts and successes," said Desalitech CEO Nadav Efraty. "Water shortage and industrial wastewater disposal are among the world's most challenging problems, and Desalitech is proud to provide game-changing, high-efficiency solutions that guarantee more water, less waste, and reduced energy consumption."
The Global Water Awards will be presented at the Global Water Summit on April 27thin Athens, Greece, showcasing the most important achievements in the international water industry. The event will be hosted by José Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission (2004-2014) and Prime Minister of Portugal (2002-2004) at the Nasioutzik Museum in Athens.
Source: Globe News Wire
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