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- Potable Water from Sea and Wind By : Roger Kelson and Gary Crisp
Western Australia's Water Corporation is on track to produce drinking water form a 45GL/a desalination plant located in Kwinana, 25km south of Perth. The plant is being built by proAlliance - a 50/50 joint venture between West Australian construction company Multiplex and French water treatment company Degremont. Degremont will operate the 140,000m3/d plant for 25 years under a public-private partnership with the West Australian government-owned Water Corporation. The construction cost is $387 million. - The Costs of Website Ownership By : fin2000
As a small business, the more you focus on a niche market, the more likely you are to be successful. The key here is specialization. - Madam C.J. Walker: The businesswomen who changed the way US looked at black women By : Editor 123
Black entrepreneurs are the new industry leaders in almost every area of specialization these days. With their hard work, dedication, sheer concentration, and strong business sense, black entrepreneurs have made a notable presence in the global business world. Amongst the countable black achievers, Madam C.J. Walker occupies a special place. - 7 Steps to Creating Niche Market 'How To' DVD's By : Edward MacEachern
This article examines how to create niche market 'How-To' DVD's. The article looks at how to identify a niche market and create a suitable information product for the niche market. - Refrigerated Van use By : Albert freez
Refrigerated vans are used by all sectors of the food industry; from the large wholesaler to the independent village butcher. - Seawater Desalination: Water, water, Everywhere By : KATHRYN KRANHOLD
In November, Connecticut-based Poseidon Resources Corp. won a key regulatory approval to build a $300 million water-desalination plant in Carlsbad, north of San Diego. The facility would be the largest in the Western Hemisphere, producing 50 million gallons of drinking water a day, enough to supply about 100,000 homes. - Tough Times, For the Tough Entrepreneur By : SG
The harsh realities of the world recession are starting to bite and it is affecting working people and entrepreneurs alike. The entrepreneur especially, can feel the sting of the high fuel prices, and increased costs of doing business. - Building A Million Dollar Network Business Through Deliberate Creation By : Robert Flowers
Can you really build wealth through Deliberate Intent? Absolutely, however there is a need for conscious awareness on a day to day basis. Meditation is known to help individuals obtain clarity so that goal achieving becomes natural. - High Pressure Centrifugal Blowers In Series by Canada Blower By : Oleg Tchetchel
Series and parallel connected blower installations are often used to meet performance ranges beyond normal single stage blower capacities. For systems that require high ststic pressure, and especiall high pressure TOGETHER with high temperature (where standard multi stage, positive displacement, screw, or regenerative type blowers can not be used) series of single stage centrifugal blowers can be used. Manu times additional blower in the system can be advantageous. For instance, where two blowers are operating in series and one breaks down, the other may be able to "limp" the system. - Igniting Your Business Spark By : Naz Daud
Entrepreneurialism and business go hand in hand, and igniting your initial business spark and passion is an important process in getting any business venture off the ground. - Ratan .N. Tata By : PeterHutch
As head of one of India's most venerated family businesses, Tata, 69, has unique stature. The Tata Group, which is one of India's largest conglomerates, includes India's largest software house, one of its most prestigious hotel chains (the Taj) - Success by New Design By : Drawk Kwast
You won’t win today’s wars with yesterday’s weapons. The winners are always the innovators. Show me the man who has improved the most on yesterday’s technology and I will show you tomorrow’s winner. - Gurbaksh Chahal Buys $6.9million Pent House in San Francisco By : Bob Smith123
Many people with the fear of height would not consider buying a home or penthouse in a 37-story high- rise on San Francisco’s waterfront. However, Gurbaksh Chahal , who often goes with “G”, recently purchased a penthouse for $6.9 million in San Francisco. - Seven Seas Evaluates Cascade Expansion By : Kent Nielson
Seven Seas Water received a production Pressure Exchanger for evaluation in conjunction with the ADA workshop held in St. Croix, USVI in October of 1998.
A paper dealing with the performance of the device was delivered by Mr. Leif J. Hauge, President of Energy Recovery Inc. at the workshop. Tours were conducted at the test facility where the Pressure Exchanger was in operation. - Barack Obama: The Name of Politics 2008 By : Editor 123
The power of black community is rising constantly with black leaders proving their leadership qualities and mettle. The success of black community is entirely based on the positive efforts of black entrepreneurs, black CEO's, black executives and black business leaders around the world. - Water Desalination Makes Seawater Palatable By : Julie Barsamian
Energy Recovery Inc.’s technology makes desalination affordable. - Korenix Wins Best Choice Award at Computex 2008 By : Korenix USA
Korenix, a leading pioneer of industrial computing and networking solutions, announced as the winner of the Best Choice Award at Computex 2008 in Taipei for its JetBox 9310 6 in 1 Industrial Embedded Computer. - Quitting Employment For Business By : Naz Daud
Quitting stable employment for business is a brave move, but one that all entrepreneurs will have to take at some stage if they are ever to achieve their business ambitions. - The Next Big Internet Time Capsule? By : Alex Downik
In 2005, a young English man by the name of Alex Tew created a website that many of you have probably heard of or about or seen on the news. The Million Dollar Homepage; The MDHP was a great idea in the sense that it was original. The idea… - Dhirubhai Ambani By : PeterHutch
Dhirajlal Hirachand Ambani (28 December 1932, - 6 July 2002), (also known as Dhirubhai Gujarati: was an Indian rags-to-riches business tycoon who founded Reliance Industries in Mumbai with his cousin - Gurbaksh Chahal: BlueLithium Founder Gets Back to Business By : Bob Smith123
Gurbaksh Chahal is no stranger to entrepreneurship. Not content to cool his heels after selling ad network BlueLithium to Yahoo!, founder and entrepreneurial guru “Gurbaksh Chahal ” is rejoining the technology game with “gWallet”, a new ecommerce solution. - Desalination Part 4 of 4: Measuring the Impact By : Cherish Hill
Continued from Desalination Part 3: Getting Better All the Time.........
A bigger problem may be the leftover brine, which typically contains twice as much salt as seawater and is discharged back into the ocean. So far little scientific information exists about its long-term effects. In the past, most big seawater-desalination plants were built in places that did not conduct adequate environmental assessments, says Peter Gleick, president of the Pacific Institute, a think-tank based in California that published a report on desalination in 2006. - Desalination Part 3 of 4: Getting Better All the Time By : Cherish Hill
Continued from Desalination Part 2: No Salt, Please..........
In the late 1970s John Cadotte of America’s Midwest Research Institute and the FilmTec Corporation created a much-improved membrane by using a special cross-linking reaction between two chemicals atop a porous backing material. His composite membrane consisted of a very thin layer of polyamide, to perform the separation, and a sturdy support beneath it. Thanks to the membrane’s improved water flux, and its ability to tolerate pH and temperature variations, it went on to dominate the industry. - Desalination Part 2 of 4: No Salt, Please By : Cherish Hill
Continued from the Desalination Article: Tapping the Ocean..... This reduced the energy consumption of sugar refining by up to 80%, says James Birkett of West Neck Strategies, a desalination consultancy based in Nobleboro, Maine. But it took about 50 years for the idea to make its way from one industry to another. Only in the late 19th century did multi-effect evaporators for desalination begin to appear on steamships and in arid countries such as Yemen and Sudan. - Japanese knotweed removal By : Paul Phlorum
Development and construction industries face a huge problem with the Japanese knotweed invasion.
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