WaTech® Division | 2018
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WELCOME CIJA Mekorot Group
Unique Global Competitive Edge
2 General Information
Revenue Investments Rating More than 100 2,200 $1.3 billion $250 million AAAIL Projects Executed Employees per annum per annum in Israel and abroad
3 Facts and Figures About Mekorot
304,000 water 10,000 km and 70% of the total Over 1,000 active samples analyzed more of water water consumption wells drilled per year pipelines in Israel
Integrating 558 3,000 production 85% of potable Million m3 of 6 certified and water in Israel desalinated laboratories in Israel supply installations seawater per year
13 wastewater 1.6 billion m3 of 43 10 command and purification facilities water supplied per desalination control centers and reclamation year plants plants (423 billion gallons)
4 The Uniqueness of Israel’s Water Supply System
Brackish Water 9% 3 Effluent Water 18% 1.6 Billion m 6% Surface Water 9% Annual Water Supply
Ground Water 25%
Desalinated Water 39%
Industrial
Domestic Agriculture
5 The Challenge Integrative Real-Time Management of the Water Resources
Water Treatment Water Security & Safety Desalination
Hydrology & Drillings Water Quality
Water Resources Wastewater Treatment Management & Reclamation All Solutions Water Supply Flood Catchment Under One Roof Command & Control Rain Enhancement
Operational Models Sustainable Development
Coverage of 95% of the water cycle
6 WaTech® Innovation Center
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7 WaTech® The Entrepreneurship & Partnership Center for Water Technologies
Founded in 2004
Key Goals Positioning Mekorot at the cutting edge of technology
Improving Mekorot’s technological performance and reducing Mekorot’s CAPEX and OPEX costs
Developing the human capital in Mekorot
Creating new sources of income
How we achieve it?
Identifying Mekorot’s technological needs
Attracting innovative technological partners
Implementing innovative technologies to address Mekorot’s needs, and needs of the international water industry
8 Entrepreneurship & Partnership Center for Water Technologies
Knowledge Management
Intellectual Property
Applied Entrepreneurship Research & Partnership Center
9 Center of Excellence
Innovation-validation survey
Techno economic analysis and support
Joint planning of alpha & beta and demonstration projects. These are executed in Mekorot’s diversified applications throughout the water sector
Technological advice and support for R&D projects based on the extensive experience of more than 250 of Mekorot’s engineers
Feasibility tests and validation
Partial participation in project funding
Support in the commercialization of technologies
10 Business Partners
Water Water & Wastewater Resources Digital Management Treatment & Water Quality
11 R&D Centers and Key Partners From Israeli Academia and Industry
Partners
Ben-Gurion University
Hebrew University Mekorot R&D Centers
Eshkol – Central Laboratory: Center for Surface Technion Water Purification and Monitoring Technologies
Tel Aviv University Shafdan – Center for Advanced Wastewater and Effluent Technologies
The local water sector Sabcha (Eilat) – Center for Desalinated Brackish and Sea Water Technologies
3,000 diversified facilities across Israel
12 Few examples of projects
Projects that are at an undergoing stage or in the pipeline
13 AquaNess Demonstrating combined natural treatment and engineered processes for water purification
Goal
The AquaNES project will catalyze innovations in water and wastewater treatment processes and management through improved combinations of natural and engineered components. Among the demonstrated solutions are natural treatment processes such as bank filtration (BF), managed aquifer recharge (MAR) and constructed wetlands (CW) plus engineered pre-and post-treatment options.
Benefit Anoxic capillary nano-filtration Managed aquifer recharge (MAR)/soil aquifer treatment (SAT) for storage and quality improvement Constructed wetlands and other natural systems for improved wastewater treatment BAC- Biological Activated Carbon filter Water quality control and risk management Partners 27 partners – including: Xylem, Pentair, KWR, WADIS and many other key players.
14 STOP-IT Strategic, Tactical, Operational Protection of Water Infrastructure Against Cyber and Physical Threats
Goal STOP-IT project aims to efficiently tackle cyber and physical security threats, bridge an existing risk management gap in utilities’ practices and an un-tapped technology market potential for protection solutions for water infrastructure
Benefit
STOP-IT will cover the whole risk management chain from Prevention and Detection to Response and Mitigation and it will allow integration of security and technical aspects of risk management into the same view to guarantee permanent control over the water systems. This will result in a new approach that will enable flexible water system management tailored to the need of water utilities.
Partners SINTEF (Norway) as a coordinator and another 21 partners including CETAQUA (Spain), KWR (The Netherland), Technion (Israel), Aigues De Barcelona (Spain), Berliner Wasserbetriebe (Germany), Aplicatzia (Israel)
15 SMART PLANT
Goal SMART PLANT (Scale-up of low-carbon footprint MAterial Recovery Techniques for upgrading existing wastewater treatment Plants) goal to harness several technologies to be used together or separately to upgrade existing wastewater treatment systems. This project has 7 beta sites in various locations in Europe and Israel.
Benefit
• Involvement in international studies carried out in the field of wastewater treatment. • Placing Mekorot at the cutting edge of innovative wastewater treatment technologies. • Specific benefits in Mekorot beta site: Improving and Upscaling Agrobics AAT (Anarobic Advances Treatment) technology.
Partners
UPDM (Italy) as a coordinator and another 27 partners including UNIVPM (Italy), Severn Trent (UK), Cranfield University (UK), KWB (Germany), Agrobics (Israel), NTUA (Greece).
16 SuWaNu
Goal SuWaNu project goal is to disseminate knowledge and experience related to wastewater reuse for agriculture. This will enable the assimilation of such technologies and solutions throughout Europe in a way that will enable the agricultural sector more stability and resilience to challenges such as water scarcity and climate change
Benefit • Mekorot will serve as a representative of a region that is similar in terms of climatic conditions to southern Europe, which serves as a model for the reuse of water for agriculture. • Mekorot will be referred to as a source of knowledge in the reuse technologies field, and could be approached for professional advice. • Increasing the general exposure and reputation of Mekorot to leading entities in Europe. • Presenting the State of Israel as an advanced place in terms of resources recycling. • Creating a basis for future collaborations –professional, technological and commercial.
Partners
BIOAZUL (SPAIN) as a coordinator and another 18 partners including FENAREG (Portugal), ECOFILAE (France), FENACORE (Spain), ACC (Cyprus), ANETH (Greece)
17 Mekorot H2020 Ecosystem
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18 18 PRIMA 2018 – BEING CONNECTED
176 Proposals, 7 included Mekorot 17gfdgg
Stage 1- April 2018
10 Proposals, 2 included Mekorot
Stage 2 – September 2018
December 2018- 3 Winning Proposals
19 H2020 Incomes
• Mekorot Total Grants (5 Projects): 1,313 K Euro • WaTech Portfolio Companies Grants (4 Partners): 996 K Euro
Project Mekorot Grant Partner Grant Marsol 125K - Demoware 353K 220K AquaNes 461K 165K Smart Plant 153K 415K Stop It 220K 195K
20 Breakthroughs in Water Technologies
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