Salt of the Earth submits desalination bid for Odessa water
Salt of the Earth Energy of San Antonio proposes a build, own, operate desalination plant financed by an investor. The firm would charge Odessa 2.27 per thousand gallons, about 10.5 million gallons daily, while current CRMWD water costs Odessa 2.20. The bid emphasizes turning brine into chemicals for oil and gas markets, reducing disposal costs. City officials will evaluate proposals, check project histories, financing, costs, and timelines, with decisions expected after interviews and a 60 to 80 day review.
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Joe Veytia
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