Shuaibah 3 IWP: Added-value water

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Waste and water

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Middle East & Africa

Thomas Hopkins

Deputy Editor

The numbers say it all – even if oil prices were to plummet, replacing the fossil fuelled Shuaibah IWPP early with the renewables powered Shuaibah 3 IWP would still make economic sense. Consequently, Shuaibah 3 should be the first of a pipeline of IWP replacements for IWPPs with non-industrial offtakers in Saudi.

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