Energy Recovery, Inc.

Energy Recovery Secures Contract to Supply New PX Q650 Energy Recovery Device to Major Saudi Arabia Desalination Plant

Energy Recovery won a contract to supply its new PX Q650 energy recovery devices to a major Saudi Arabia seawater desalination plant that will rank among the world's top 10 largest when complete. The win follows earlier PX Q650 contracts in Asia and the Middle East this year, indicating rapid adoption since the product's March 2026 launch. No contract value was disclosed; the deal supports the company's push to open a Saudi manufacturing facility serving the Kingdom and the wider MENA region.

•1mo ago

Energy Recovery Signs Lease for New Manufacturing Facility Near Dammam, Saudi Arabia

Energy Recovery finalized a lease for a new manufacturing facility near Dammam, Saudi Arabia, marking its first in-Kingdom operation with a targeted operational date of 2027. The 3,750 square meter facility will handle key manufacturing stages for the proprietary PX Pressure Exchanger, serving customers in the Kingdom and across the MENA region. This expansion supports Saudi Vision 2030 and aligns with the company's strategy to diversify its manufacturing footprint and serve the world's largest desalination market.

•3mo ago

Energy Recovery Technology to Help Deliver Water Security to One Million People Across Saudi Arabia's Mecca, Al-Baha, and Asir Regions

Energy Recovery secured a contract to supply its PX Pressure Exchanger devices for a new flagship seawater reverse osmosis desalination plant in Saudi Arabia, which will serve approximately one million people across the Mecca, Al-Baha, and Asir regions. The project aligns with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 water security goals and builds on the company's existing footprint, where its installed base supports over 11 million cubic meters per day of fresh water production. Senior Vice President Rodney Clemente emphasized that the contract reflects regional trust in the company's technology, noting that despite shifting timelines, the Kingdom is executing steadily against its water security objectives.

•3mo ago

John Mitchell Joins Energy Recovery Board of Directors

Energy Recovery appointed John Mitchell to its Board of Directors, bringing over three decades of experience in global industrial and technology businesses. Mitchell most recently served as Senior Vice President and General Manager of Sensor Solutions at TE Connectivity and previously held senior financial leadership roles at TE Connectivity, JohnsonDiversey, and Tyco Electronics. The Board expects his background in leading organizations through market transformation to be an asset as Energy Recovery addresses the changing water industry.

•3mo ago

Energy Recovery Announces New Wastewater Project Wins Across India

Energy Recovery secured five new wastewater project contracts in India for its PX Pressure Exchanger technology. The orders span water-intensive industries like textile and steel manufacturing, driven by tightening ZLD regulations. The new projects represent a cumulative capacity of 30,000 cubic meters per day. This increases the total industrial wastewater treatment capacity supported by the company's devices in India to over 230,000 cubic meters per day. VP David Kim-Hak noted that the shift toward water reuse is pressuring energy economics, driving operators to adopt energy-efficient solutions from the design stage.

•4mo ago