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Thanks @Relax1. It's also in Dep PM's Chea Sophara FB page as well.

I hope it is not lost on us that PS3 is secured in the midst of Covid where travel is made most difficult to close deals. At US$10m to US$12m revenue, PS3 will certainly contribute significantly towards meeting the US$35m full year guidance for SPS in 2021.

What's more significant for me, at 20 cubic m per day, PS3 will be the largest MABR plant in the world, surpassing Suez's 9.34 cubic m per day plant in Canada. https://esemag.com/wastewater/suezs-zeelung-selected-largest-mabr-project-canada/. The bigger the plant, the more data that can be generated across plant sizes of the efficacy of MABR and its SND (simultaneous nitrification denitrification) properties. Affirms that MABR lowers capex and opex on a given capacity with smaller foot-print for potential interested parties.

Affirms what I have been saying: the developing world in SE Asia and North Asia is hungry for technology to catch up with the West and raise the living standards for their people. As Relax1 pointed out so well (https://hotcopper.com.au/posts/54648969/single), political bickering will slow the progress in the West down.