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Environment
Dow and Toray Win Membrane Contracts
June 23, 2008
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 86, Issue 25
Dow Chemical's water solutions business will supply its Filmtec reverse-osmosis membranes to a seawater desalination project that will provide potable water for Sydney, Australia. The company also will supply membrane technology for a desalination plant in Limassol, Cyprus. Toray Industries, meanwhile, will supply its reverse-osmosis membranes to SembCorp Industries, a Singapore firm that is building the world's second largest wastewater recycling plant. The facility will produce water for use by industry and the public.
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