https://www.afrik21.africa/en/south-africa-northern-capes-prieska...

https://www.afrik21.africa/en/south...-wastewater-treatment-plant-goes-operational/

Interesting visual comparison between two technologies. Prieska just spent $2.3 m on upgrading existing capacity by 1425 m3/day.
@Relax1  I took some of your numbers from a post for reference on MABR costs, can these be compared to the $2.3m at Prieska, to give a M3 cost ?

20,000 m3/d in one plant might be closer to a $9 or $10m USD project, as the original project win for $7 million USD was downsized from 15,100 m3/d to 12,400 m3/d, so could have dropped to closer to $5 million USD. Either way, would bring just 1 part of Cambodia up to 32,400 m3/d in 3 plants, which is pretty significant. There also seem to be more opportunities to expand the work along the coastline in the upcoming years, money permitting.

Compare the footprints and the land use efficiency of MABR pops. 5200 MABR v 3600 conventional