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Conference and Exhibition on
DESALINATION FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
CLEAN WATER AND ENERGY
Grand Resort Hotel Limassol, Cyprus
C Y P R U S 11–15 MAY 2014
EuropeanDesalinationSociety
WSTA DBCWEC
C Y P R U S 2 0 1 4Desalination for the Environment: Clean Water and EnergyGrand Resort Hotel, Limassol, 11–15 May 2014
Contact: Miriam Balaban, EDS Secretary GeneralTel. +39 348 88 48 406 Fax +1 928 5433066 [email protected] www.desline.com www.edsoc.com
Objectives
Water and energy are the issues of this millennium. This conference on desalination for the en-vironment will be devoted to advances towards providing fresh water for all, at affordable cost and at economical energy requirements. With limited and depleting natural sources, desalina-tion can supplement some of the critically lacking amounts of water needed for sustainable development. Its place in the water cycle will be discussed.
The conference will overview the most recent developments in desalination technology, its cost and extent of application, including socio-economic and environmental issues. It will bring together research scientists, decision makers, managers, design engineers and operators from water companies, industries, government departments, consulting firms, research institutes and universities.
technical PrOgram tOPics
Feedwater pretreatment for desalination Seawater desalination by reverse osmosis Brackish water desalination Nanofiltration, ultrafiltration, microfiltra- tion in water treatment processes Forward osmosis Pressure retarded osmosis Removal of specific compounds Membrane performance and maintenance Membrane reuse Fouling Biofilms SDI/MFI Pre-treatment and post-treatment of desalinated water Recent developments in desalination Advanced wastewater treatment
Renewable energy for desalination Energy Energy recovery technology Thermal seawater desalination Desalination and water in industries: Oil and gas/Mining/Food and beverage Corrosion and scaling Material selection Low-cost water purification for remote and disaster areas Water scarcity and the environment Water resource management Desalination projects, financing schemes Cost of desalination and water treatment Environmental impact considerations Concentrate handling Science to business
The place of industry, research and government decision mak-ing in this booming market will be addressed.
Why and how desalination should be integrated into the national or regional water man-agement plans, ensuring socio-economic and environmental benefits, will be the focal point of the conference.
C Y P R U S 2 0 1 4Desalination for the Environment: Clean Water and Energy
Grand Resort Hotel, Limassol, 11–15 May 2014
Contact: Miriam Balaban, EDS Secretary GeneralTel. +39 348 88 48 406 Fax +1 928 5433066 [email protected] www.desline.com www.edsoc.com
scientific and Organizing cOmmittee
Ursula A. AnnunziataMiriam BalabanBorja BlancoSophie Bertrand Lute BroensMarta Farriols HernandoMaria D. KennedyErineos Koutsakos Ian Lomax
Giorgio Maria MicaleOlga L. SallangosKaren StummeyerNicos TsiourtisJohannes S. Vrouwenvelder Andriy YaroshchukAhmed Al-ArifiAli Redha Hussain
deadline fOr PaPers 28 february 2014
Selected papers will be published in
Desalination and Water Treatment journal
C Y P R U S 2 0 1 4Desalination for the Environment: Clean Water and EnergyGrand Resort Hotel, Limassol, 11–15 May 2014
Contact: Miriam Balaban, EDS Secretary GeneralTel. +39 348 88 48 406 Fax +1 928 5433066 [email protected] www.desline.com www.edsoc.com
The exhibition accompanies the conference and therefore provides an outstanding opportunity for providers of equipment and services in the desalination and wastewater reuse sector to bring their products and services to the attention of a large group of local and international delegates.
Opportunities also exist for additional sponsors for the exhibition and conference, enabling companies to further promote their image in the sector.
If you wish to exhibit at the conference and exhibition or be a sponsor, please contact
Tracey Nolan-ShawExhibition DirectorTel. +44 (0) 1902 428766Fax +44 (0) 1902 [email protected]
schedule
SundayRegistrationSpecial events – Workshops, training. Proposals are welcome
Monday 8:00 Registration10:00 Opening12:30 Lunch14:00 Sessions19:00 Welcome cocktail
ACE Event Managementwww.ace-events.com
TuesdayTechnical sessions – all day20:00 Gala evening
WednesdayTechnical sessions – all day
ThursdayMorning ClosingAfternoon Visit to Kourion Archeological Site Plant visits: MN Limassol Desalination Plant Dhekelia Desalination Plant
C Y P R U S 2 0 1 4Desalination for the Environment: Clean Water and Energy
Grand Resort Hotel, Limassol, 11–15 May 2014
Contact: Miriam Balaban, EDS Secretary GeneralTel. +39 348 88 48 406 Fax +1 928 5433066 [email protected] www.desline.com www.edsoc.com
lOcatiOn
Limassol is the second-largest city in Cyprus. The city is located on the island’s southern coast just under an hour from the airport in Larnaca. Limassol is one of the busiest ports Mediterranean transit trade.
Limassol is renowned for its long cultural tra-dition, and is home to the Cyprus University of Technology. A wide spectrum of activities and a number of museums and archaeological sites are available.
desalinatiOn Plants in cyPrus
Cyprus faces an acute water shortage problem. In order to eliminate the dependency of the towns and tourist centres on annual rainfall and in view of the increasing water demand, the Government has decided to proceed with the construction of seawater desalination plants:
Dhekelia 60,000 m3/dLarnaka 60,000 m3/dVasilikos 60,000 m3/dLimassol 40,000 m3/dKouklia 30,000 m3/d.
Total energy requirement is
Situated between two key archaeological sites, the ancient kingdoms of Amathous to the east and Kourion to the west, it is also the centre of the wine industry.
Today Limassol is an excellent sea resort, with a ten-mile coastline; a busy shopping center, countless taverns and restaurants nightlife to suit tastes ranging from modest to sophisticate and it’s an important seaport, industrial, tourist, offshore and port of reg-istry center.
45 MW which is less than 1% of total national power requirements.
C Y P R U S 2 0 1 4Desalination for the Environment: Clean Water and EnergyGrand Resort Hotel, Limassol, 11–15 May 2014
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIESmain sPOnsOr €22,000
• Prominent logo on announcements, program, abstract book, banners• Extended profile in the conference program and book of abstracts• Prominence on the conference website• Four full conference registrations to attend all technical programs, all luncheons,
receptions and the banquet dinner• Sponsor of the Gala dinner – prominent banner at the gala dinner area• Material to be inserted in conference bags• 18 sq. m exhibition stand
Platinum sPOnsOr €16,000• Prominent logo on announcements, program, abstract book, banners• Extended profile in the conference program and book of abstracts• Prominence on the conference website• Three full conference registrations to attend all technical programs, all luncheons,
receptions and the banquet dinner.• Sponsor of the luncheons – prominent banner in the lunch area indicating your
sponsorship• Material to be inserted in conference bags• 12 sq. m exhibition stand
gOld sPOnsOr €10,000• Logo on announcements, program, abstract book, banners and conference website• Two full conference registrations to attend all technical programs, all luncheons,
receptions and the banquet dinner• Sponsor of coffee breaks – prominent banner in the coffee area• Material to be inserted in conference bags• 12 sq. m exhibition stand
silver sPOnsOr €7,500• Profile in the conference program• One free registration to attend all technical programs, all luncheons, receptions
and the banquet dinner• Logo on all conference materials and banners• 9 sq. m exhibition stand
Contact:[email protected]
C Y P R U S 2 0 1 4Desalination for the Environment: Clean Water and Energy
Grand Resort Hotel, Limassol, 11–15 May 2014
AccommodAtions
cOntactsProgram: Miriam Balaban, European Desalination SocietyTel. +39 348 88 48 406Fax +1 928 [email protected], [email protected]
Registration: Maria Kone, KOCH Ltd., PO Box 51730, 3508 Limassol, CyprusTel. +357 25 662444Mobile +357 99 549090Fax +357 25 [email protected]
Exhibition: Tracey Nolan-Shaw Exhibition Director ACE Event ManagementTel. +44 1902 428766Fax +44 1902 [email protected]
C Y P R U S 2 0 1 4Desalination for the Environment: Clean Water and EnergyGrand Resort Hotel, Limassol, 11–15 May 2014
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REGISTRATION FEE Before March 20 After March 20
EDS and AEDyR members € 550 € 650 Non-members € 650 € 750 Students* and retirees € 400 € 450
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Bank transfer to be sent to the address below. Please take care of your own bank chargesBank: Bank of Cyprus – ex Laiki Account Name: Koch Limited EDSAccount N° 021-11-054135 Swift Code: LIKICY2NIban Code: CY19 0030 0021 0000 0021 1105 4135
Cash on site
Contact: Maria Kone, KOCH Ltd., PO Box 51730, 3508 Limassol, Cyprus
Tel. +357 25 662444; Mobile +357 99 549090; Fax +357 25 662424; [email protected]
Registration online: www.desline.com/congress/Cyprus2014/registration.shtml