National
Consolidated Water Bahamas Ltd. Tour
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The 31st annual Caribbean Water and Waste Association Conference and exhibition came to a close today.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The 31st annual Caribbean Water and Waste Association Conference and Exhibition coming to a close today. Following a week long conference, some 50 Caribbean delegates got a first-hand look at the Consolidated Water Bahamas facility.
The Consolidated Water Bahamas Windsor Fields plant is responsible for supplying the island with 30 percent of its water needs while the “Blue Hill” plant supplies the other 70 percent. General Manager, Henderson Cash, says their primary job is to produce bulk desalinated water for portable usage to households and businesses.
Consolidated Water Bahamas signed a public private partnership with the government back in 2018. Rolle added that they try to operate the plant as energy efficient as possible.
Parts of the island have been plagued with flooding issues in recent months, but Rolle says the plant has not been affected.
The plant employs some 20 individuals, one of them being Operations Manager, Owen Rolle.
He says the process from salty, to fresh water, happens in less than one minute.
Bahamian Short Film Visa Blue Earns Nomination at Canadian Screen Award-Qualifying Toronto International Nollywood Film Festival
Community Heroes Honored for Making a Difference by COGOP Church
Rho Mu Awards iPads to University Students For UB Charter Day
Original Patties Fire Damages Business, Destroys Inventory
Da Pond Band, Family and Friends Remember Tra’vis Johnson
Preparing the Next Generation of Bahamian Musicians
Policeman Charged After Infant Dies Following Traffic Near Miss
U.S. Deports First Group of Haitians Under T.P.S. Program
Bahamian Short Film Visa Blue Earns Nomination at Canadian Screen Award-Qualifying Toronto International Nollywood Film Festival
Uncertainty Mounts Over U.S.-Canada Trade Deal
Former Financial Secretary: “We Haven’t Been Given the Very Basic Information”
Police Investigate Three Deadly Shootings in Less Than 24 Hours
Community Heroes Honored for Making a Difference by COGOP Church
Rho Mu Awards iPads to University Students For UB Charter Day
Original Patties Fire Damages Business, Destroys Inventory
Da Pond Band, Family and Friends Remember Tra’vis Johnson
Preparing the Next Generation of Bahamian Musicians
Beyond the Booth With DJ Peewee
-
Court2 days agoPoliceman Charged After Infant Dies Following Traffic Near Miss
-
Regional2 days agoU.S. Deports First Group of Haitians Under T.P.S. Program
-
Entertainment11 hours agoBahamian Short Film Visa Blue Earns Nomination at Canadian Screen Award-Qualifying Toronto International Nollywood Film Festival
-
International2 days agoUncertainty Mounts Over U.S.-Canada Trade Deal
-
National2 days agoFormer Financial Secretary: “We Haven’t Been Given the Very Basic Information”
-
Crime1 day agoPolice Investigate Three Deadly Shootings in Less Than 24 Hours
-
National2 days agoBozine Town Residents Receive Land Conveyances After Decades-long Fight
-
Lifestyle2 days agoWoodes Rodgers Tavern Reveals New Menu