4th Conference and exhibition Desalination Latin America 2022

The Americas | Energy

Third Party Event

29 Mar 2022 - 30 Mar 2022

Conference highlights:

  • 250+ SENIOR EXECUTIVES from the main Latin American Desalination operators, technology leaders and industry experts
  • 20+ DESALINATION PROJECTS in Latin America – ongoing and planned projects in the region
  • Significant Potential of Desalination in Latin America.
    How to Maximize the Effort and Build Effective Industry?
  •  Case Studies of Desalination Top Technologies and Innovations Implementation
  •  How to Accelerate the Deployment of Desalination Projects, for What Costs? Ongoing, upcoming, and future projects, and the best strategies to be competitive in this new economic era
  • Round Table for Top Management and CTOs
    Share experiences, case studies and doubts with top industry leaders
  • Step-by-Step Guide, Best Innovative Ideas for the Construction of Desalination Plants
  • Round Table for Solving Engineering Challenges: What are the engineering issues of desalination plants
  • Operation of the Desalination Plants: Best Strategies to Reduce Environmental Impact in the Short Term
  • Best Sources of Energy for the Optimization of Desalination Plants in Current Climate Challenges
  • Dedicated exhibition of cutting-edge equipment and technologies for the desalination industry delivered by local and global leaders
  • Unprecedented networking opportunities! 1-2-1 online and face-to-face business meetings, networking round tables, cocktail reception, interactive discussions. Take this opportunity to exchange business cards with ALL conference participants!

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