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Looking ahead to

the future of

drip irrigation

Moving forward,

making a difference

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making for an economically attractive solution for small wastewater

plants.The target customers for the solution are hotels, resorts and

small communities. Another interesting technology in this arena is

a Floating Fine Bubble Aeration (FFBA) system that is suitable for

any type of reactor or lagoon at every scale of operation.

Every industry is a water industry

If once the “water industry” related mainly to the municipal water

industry and water utilities,today more and more water technology

products are targeting other industries.  Some of the biggest are

the food & beverage industry (the largest consumer of water), oil

& gas and the pharmaceutical industry, that require technologies

for all three stages of the manufacturing process: from ensuring

that the incoming water meets its standards (especially relevant for

pharmaceutics which requires extremely clean incoming water),to

water usage in the process itself,which can be made more efficient

and cost effective, to the outgoing wastewater, that needs to

be treated. 

Perhaps the largest potential customer industry for water technologies

is the Oil & Gas sector,where manufacturers are aggressively seeking

solutions to the problem of ‘produced’ water – the polluted water

that results from the oil & gas production process.A number of Israeli

companies offer solutions for the treatment and reuse of produced

water in ways that are cost effective and environmentally friendly,

including one of the only companies in the world offering a solution

for pre-fracking and the rejuvenation of wells.

The demands of a new perspective

In order to succeed,nations must have the cooperation of government,

industry and the population at large is vital.Prime Minister Narendra

Modi has declared water to be a national priority,and an ambitious

$165 billion water-diversion scheme for drought-prone regions is

in the works.

At Israel NewTech we’ve developed a unique approach that is looked

at as a successful case study in countries all over the world. We

work to bring together all the people and organizations active in

Israel’s water arena – government,industry,investors,startups,mature

companies – to cooperate and push innovation forward. We also

encourage young students to develop careers as water engineers,

and travel the world to both introduce Israeli companies and explore

and develop new markets for Israeli water technologies. We hold

a deep belief that technology innovation, and cooperation holds

the key to beating back the world’s water crisis, and are working to

make this a reality every day.

The author is the Director of Israel NewTech,Ministry of Economy and Industry