This plant weighs in at over 300 MLD which, while still only 35% of the capacity of the plant at Henriksdal, is nonetheless of the same order of magnitude as the plants under construction at Canton (Ovivo) and Acheres (GE) ( Largest MBR plants). In the blog of March 2015, it was mentioned that the company Origin Water, based in Beijing, had almost 3 GLD (that’s 3,000 megalitres per day) of installed capacity to its name, the largest being at Xingyi in Guizhou province. No seriously, it’s good to be kept informed, and we do appreciate all such calls to the MBR Installations hotline. ‘Hi Simon and Claire, just to let you know that we’ve just finished putting in a 1.2 MGD plant at a chicken ranch in Wyoming.’ Perhaps we are blessed with second sight on this subject? Or maybe there’s a special throbbing red phone at Judd Mansions specifically dedicated to the technology suppliers for such occasions as the commissioning of new installations: This is still a matter of some bemusement to myself and my life partner, given that neither of us hail from that fair country. The total number of MBR installations and their combined capacity is probably the thing we get asked about more than anything else − particularly, for some reason, relating to the US and specifically by North Americans. For the latest list see: Largest plants worldwide.Īccording to my imperfect filing system, it’s been a whole year since the burning issue of global MBR capacity was pondered on this very blog.
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