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MEED assesses recent developments in this rapidly expanding sector and the outlook up to 2015. This report by MEED Insight provides comprehensive insight on: Anticipated new treatment capacity and investment to 2015, The role of the private sector and technology in developing new capacity, Overviews of the six GCC wastewater markets, The key players involved. This detailed report features tables, graphs and comprehensive analysis.
GCC Wastewater 2009
Preface
Executive summary
Introduction
Technology
Primary treatment
Secondary treatment
Tertiary treatment
Bahrain
Kuwait
Oman
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
UAE
Abu Dhabi
Dubai
Sharjah
Ajman
Fujairah
Ras al-Khaimah and Umm al-Qaiwain
Tables/charts/graphs/maps
- Demand growth by inflows to selected UAE plants
- Wastewater treatment capacity in the GCC
- Additional capacity planned by 2015
- Major STP contracts awarded
- Projected cost of building additional
- wastewater capacity
- TSE reuse in the Gulf
- Comparison of carbon footprint of desalination and effluent reuse
- The activated sludge process
- The MBR process
- Wastewater treatment plants in Bahrain
- Major STPs in Bahrain
- Population growth forecast for the Muharraq region
- Planned development of Muharraq island
- Existing wastewater treatment capacity in Kuwait
- Major STP projects planned in Kuwait
- Sale price of desalinated water and wastewater treated at Sulaibiya
- Cost of reverse osmosis and tertiary treated wastewater
- Expected inlet and outlet flows
- Major STPs in Kuwait
- Existing wastewater treatment capacity in Oman
- Existing Muscat wastewater networks
- Existing Muscat wastewater treatment plants
- Wastewater treatment plants nearing completion
- STPs planned under the Muscat wastewater scheme
- Haya Water’s major contract awards
- Wastewater treatment plants under the
- Muscat wastewater project
- Muscat monthly wastewater service charges and tariffs
- Network schemes included in the Muscat wastewater project
- Collection of wastewater from septic tanks in Oman
- Existing wastewater treatment plants in Oman
- Ashghal’s drainage department budget
- Ashghal’s selected major contract awards
- Qatar’s total existing wastewater treatment capacity
- Doha North TSE production
- Future wastewater project expansions in Qatar
- Other wastewater infrastructure in Qatar
- Major STPs in Qatar
- Demand for water in Saudi Arabia by sector
- Current network coverage by city in Saudi Arabia
- Total capital expenditure requirement for 100 per cent water and wastewater network coverage
- Saudi cities included in public-private-partnership programme
- Saudi wastewater treatment plant privatisation
- Saudi wastewater statistics
- Existing TSE capacity in Saudi Arabia
- Potential customers for reuse in major Saudi cities
- Major STPs in Saudi Arabia
- Abu Dhabi’s resident population and annual tourist visits
- Abu Dhabi STP capacity and inflow
- Tunnel contract packages
- Abu Dhabi’s strategic investment programme
- Planned spending on Abu Dhabi’s strategic investment programme
- Abu Dhabi deep tunnel sewer route
- Wastewater inflows at Al-Aweer
- Overloaded Al-Aweer, 2008 comparisons
- Wastewater inflows at Al-Aweer STP
- Nakheel wastewater treatment projects
- Development of Sharjah Municipality’s drainage facility
- Ajman Sewerage Company organisational structure
- Ajman population
- Revised population forecast for Fujairah concession area
- Revised capacity requirements for Fujairah concession area
- Tanqia STPs in Fujairah emirate
- Selected major UAE contract awards
- Major STPs in the UAE
Preface
Executive summary
Introduction
Technology
Primary treatment
Secondary treatment
Tertiary treatment
Bahrain
Kuwait
Oman
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
UAE
Abu Dhabi
Dubai
Sharjah
Ajman
Fujairah
Ras al-Khaimah and Umm al-Qaiwain
Tables/charts/graphs/maps
- Demand growth by inflows to selected UAE plants
- Wastewater treatment capacity in the GCC
- Additional capacity planned by 2015
- Major STP contracts awarded
- Projected cost of building additional
- wastewater capacity
- TSE reuse in the Gulf
- Comparison of carbon footprint of desalination and effluent reuse
- The activated sludge process
- The MBR process
- Wastewater treatment plants in Bahrain
- Major STPs in Bahrain
- Population growth forecast for the Muharraq region
- Planned development of Muharraq island
- Existing wastewater treatment capacity in Kuwait
- Major STP projects planned in Kuwait
- Sale price of desalinated water and wastewater treated at Sulaibiya
- Cost of reverse osmosis and tertiary treated wastewater
- Expected inlet and outlet flows
- Major STPs in Kuwait
- Existing wastewater treatment capacity in Oman
- Existing Muscat wastewater networks
- Existing Muscat wastewater treatment plants
- Wastewater treatment plants nearing completion
- STPs planned under the Muscat wastewater scheme
- Haya Water’s major contract awards
- Wastewater treatment plants under the
- Muscat wastewater project
- Muscat monthly wastewater service charges and tariffs
- Network schemes included in the Muscat wastewater project
- Collection of wastewater from septic tanks in Oman
- Existing wastewater treatment plants in Oman
- Ashghal’s drainage department budget
- Ashghal’s selected major contract awards
- Qatar’s total existing wastewater treatment capacity
- Doha North TSE production
- Future wastewater project expansions in Qatar
- Other wastewater infrastructure in Qatar
- Major STPs in Qatar
- Demand for water in Saudi Arabia by sector
- Current network coverage by city in Saudi Arabia
- Total capital expenditure requirement for 100 per cent water and wastewater network coverage
- Saudi cities included in public-private-partnership programme
- Saudi wastewater treatment plant privatisation
- Saudi wastewater statistics
- Existing TSE capacity in Saudi Arabia
- Potential customers for reuse in major Saudi cities
- Major STPs in Saudi Arabia
- Abu Dhabi’s resident population and annual tourist visits
- Abu Dhabi STP capacity and inflow
- Tunnel contract packages
- Abu Dhabi’s strategic investment programme
- Planned spending on Abu Dhabi’s strategic investment programme
- Abu Dhabi deep tunnel sewer route
- Wastewater inflows at Al-Aweer
- Overloaded Al-Aweer, 2008 comparisons
- Wastewater inflows at Al-Aweer STP
- Nakheel wastewater treatment projects
- Development of Sharjah Municipality’s drainage facility
- Ajman Sewerage Company organisational structure
- Ajman population
- Revised population forecast for Fujairah concession area
- Revised capacity requirements for Fujairah concession area
- Tanqia STPs in Fujairah emirate
- Selected major UAE contract awards
- Major STPs in the UAE
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