This document discusses water scarcity issues in Cyprus and potential solutions. It summarizes that Cyprus has had minimal rain for 3 years, causing reservoirs to be very low and water usage to be increasing 5-10% per year. Potential solutions discussed include desalination facilities, increased water treatment, improved agricultural/industrial efficiency, water tankers, and rationing. The document also discusses a company that installed a desalination plant in Cyprus within 10 months to help alleviate shortages.

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Cyprus A microcosm for the world water shortage
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Water shortage issues
Cyprus is a tourist reliant economy in the southern
Mediterranean
Cyprus has had minimal rain for 3 years
The global water shortage.
Reservoirs are very low
Water usage is increasing 5-10% per annum
Potential solutions
Fixed and mobile sea water reverse osmosis desalination
facilities
Increased water treatment facilities
Improve agricultural and industrial
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Water tankers
Water rationing
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An increasing number of countries
will face water shortages
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“Our Cyprus plant was fully operational within 10 months. Supplying 35,000
liters’ per day straight into the domestic system, helping to alleviate. The ongoing
shortages facing the area around Limassol”
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Interim Solution
As long term infrastructure is contemplated,
interim solutions are often needed. Subsea
Infrastructure operates short, medium and long
term contracts. We can offer terms of 3-months
to 3-year to fill ‘The Water Gap’ or a long term
contingency solution. This will give you the
flexibility to manage fresh water supply problems.
The modular nature of our desalination plants Solution Delivery
bring inherent advantages when it comes to We deliver fast and deploy on time. Our off shore
speed of installation. With a unit available, we solution requires limited coastal land, minimises
can re-deploy anywhere in the world within a on shore environmental concerns and accelerates
matter of weeks. A new unit can be available approval processes.
within 9 months.
Our plant in Cyprus was the fastest installation
of a large scale desalination plant to date.
The modular nature of our solution
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5,000 to 150,000 cubic metres of
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Our plants can be moved rapidly and safely
anywhere in the world.
Their unique ‘transportability’ means that
once on-site, they can be connected and
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They can deliver on single location contracts
over any given period or alternatively they
can service multi-location demands on a
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