Chart, page-398

Maybe 24c level is the new normal.

Thanks @stockrock do see a similar picture. But I will be a bit more generous in dishing out congratulations above 75c. I think many are still underwater below 70c.

The only public event just before today's uptick was the African Webinar with Hussein Deeb. Mostly all about Nirobox. Just a few dot points from last night's "sales presentation":

. There was a Nirobox project done in Ghana last year with our local partner Skylink Technical Services.
. some case studies like the 10,000 m3/d Nirobox Plant in South Africa, and another 3,000 m3/d in an undisclosed location was featured.
. Nirobox prices could range from US$650,000 for the smallest plant to US$800,000 for the 1,500 m3/d Mega. Not sure if it is similar with BW and FW models.
. Cost of desalination is about US$0.30-US$0.35 per m3. Again, I would assume it is for sea water.
.There is a pilot plant in (Etikiquini) (That is in between my whisky sips that I couldn't pick up the name). The plant is using MABR to treat wastewater and with further treatments, including advance oxidation, to product portable water for drinking.

Q&A were interesting. Many asked for contacts and hoping to see how to advance further in other countries. One from Angola sounded keen.
A question was asked about river and swamp remediation, and Hussein pointed to the direction of Aspirals and MABR to do the job instead of Nirobox.