Competition, page-18

@jamesc666

From here:
https://hotcopper.com.au/posts/52697470/single

I think your bidding link is incorrect.
Seems like it is an 80,000 m3/d A2/O + MBR upgrade rather than a MABR upgrade.



Looks like it is being done by a partner of SUEZ.




There is some interesting other stuff they are doing though. Note this seems like the first MABR R&D project in China (at least that I have seen).
It kind of shows that even a company with the combined might of SUEZ and Veolia ($16 billion AUD combined market cap) has to go through these long-term data driven demonstration plants, like Fluence was doing in 2017. Fluence in the retrofit market in China still feels a couple years away to me (need a demo retrofit plant first), but I am hoping that the middle market greenfield SUBRE concrete plants take off in the meantime, along with Aspiral L and Micro. I don't mind SUEZ and Oxymem/DuPont getting some plants up, the more projects that these guys spend their money on influencing the market to trust MABR, the better the flow on and trickle down effects to Fluence, which has the better range of "cheaper" plants to suit the large decentralized market.