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IDA WATER REUSE and DESALINATION CONFERENCE
for LATIN AMERICA DEVELOPMENT
March 23-24, 2015
Windsor Atlantica Hotel
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Organizer
Supporting Affiliate
IDA RIO 2015
WATER REUSE and DESALINATION CONFERENCE
for LATIN AMERICA DEVELOPMENT
Conference Chairmen:
Dr. Emilio Gabbrielli
Director, Overseas Business Development, Toray and 1st VP of IDA, Brazil Mr. Miguel Angel Sanz
Director of Development & Innovation, Degremont SA and 2nd VP IDA, France
Technical Program Committee:
Prof. Ivanildo Hespanhol, Manager of CIRRA, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
Mr. Eduardo Torres, Senior Advisor, Petrobras, Brazil
Mr. Alvaro Jose Menezes da Costa, President, CASAL and Vice President, ABES, Brazil
Mr. Raymond Philippe, Business Development Manager, MWH Global, Chile
Mr. Guillaume Clairet, PE, MBA, Executive Vice President, H2O Innovation, Canada
Mr. Renato Giani Ramos, Latin America Commercial Director, Dow WP&S, Brazil
Mr. Eduardo Pacheco, Director General, Tratamento de Agua, Brazil
Opening Session Speakers:
Dr. Abdullah Al-Alshaikh, President, International Desalination Association, Saudi Arabia
Mr. Jorge Briard, President, CEDAE, Brazil
Mr. Dante Ragazzi Pauli, President, ABES, Brazil
Mr. Benedito Braga, President, World Water Council, and Water Resources Secretary - State
of Sao Paulo
Mr. Gabriel Toffani, Chief Executive Officer, Degremont, Latin America
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for LATIN AMERICA DEVELOPMENT
THE CONFERENCE
About the Program
The International Desalination Association (IDA) has selected Rio de Janeiro, the second
largest city in Brazil and one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Americas, to host
its first event in Latin America on March 23-24, 2015.
The two-day conference, “Water Reuse and Desalination for Latin America Development,”
is an exciting conference that will highlight the vital role desalination processes and
technologies are playing in the human and economic well-being of the region. International
and local speakers will exchange their experiences and will showcase the state-of- the-art
desalination and reuse technologies for municipal and industrial applications.
Presentations will be divided into four sessions:
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Desalination - Success Stories in the World and Latin America
Water Reuse - Success Stories in the World and Latin America
Oil & Gas Applications
Mining and Industrial Applications
Why You May Want to Attend
Water reuse and desalination technologies have become essential aspects of water
resource management in Latin America to help keep or increase the level of economic
production. Both the mining and oil & gas sectors are currently leading in the use of these
technologies in several Latin American countries including Brazil, Chile, Peru, Colombia,
Ecuador, Venezuela and Mexico, but applications in the municipal sector are increasing.
The Conference will explore these technology areas and as a conference attendee, you
will have access to an abundance of knowledge and resources from experts in the water
reuse and desalination industry.
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Schedule of Topics - Pre-Conference Registration and Day 1
SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 2015
03:00-5:00
MONDAY, MARCH 23, 2015
Pre-Conference - Registration
Hall 2 (2nd Floor)
Registration Open
Day 1 - Registration
Hall 2 (2nd Floor)
07:00-12:00
Registration Desk Open
08:30-10:00
Welcome
Angra Dos Reis (2nd Floor)
Conference Introduction
Mr. Miguel Angel Sanz
Introduction to Reuse and of Desalination in
Latin America
Dr. Emilio Gabbrielli
Rio de Janeiro Utility Point of View
Mr. Jorge Briard
Brazil Water Challenges
Mr. Dante Ragazzi Pauli
Challenges of Water Crisis in Sao Paulo
Mr. Benedito P. F. Braga
Opening Remarks from Local Water Reuse and
Desalination Industry
Mr. Gabriel Toffani
Opening Remarks and Official Opening
Dr. Abdullah Al-Alshaikh
10:00-10:30
BREAK
Hall 1
10:00-18:00
EXHIHBITS OPEN
Buzios A
10:30-13:00
Session 1: Water Reuse and Desalination - Success Stories I Angra Dos Reis (2nd Floor)
Session
Chairmen:
Mr. Miguel
Angeland
Sanz,
Prof.
Saudi Arabia
Desalination
Evolution
the
FirstIvanildo Hespanol
Solar Desalination Plant
Dr. Abdullah Al-Alshaikh
The Role of Sea Water Desalination in Spain
Ms. Gabriela Mañueco
SWRO in Brazil, Fernando de Noronha Case
Study
Mr. Roberto Cavalcanti Tavares
Singapore Water Reuse Experience
Mr. NG Han Tong
Australian Desalination Experience
Mr. Borja Blanco and Mrs. Sue Murphy
13:00-14:30
LUNCH
14:30-17:30
Session 2: Water Reuse and Desalination - Success Stories II Angra Dos Reis (2nd Floor)
Session Chairmen: Mr. Renato Ramos, Mr. Carlos Cosin
Industrial Water Reuse - Aquapolo Case Study
Mr. Marcos Koehler Asseburg
Closing the Gap: The Israeli Experience
Mr. Abraham Tenne
Desalination in Middle East Membrane Evolution
Cases Studies
Dr. Corrado Sommariva
87 years of Desalination in Curaçao
Mr. Manuel Pereira
Sao Paulo Challenges
Mr. Americo Sampaio
How Brazilian Water Challenges Can Be Solved
Mr. Gesner Oliveira - Panelist
Panel Debate - How Water Reuse and Desalination Experiences Can Help the Brazilian Future
Water Plan
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Schedule of Topics - Pre-Conference Registration and Day 2
TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 2015
07:00-12:00
08:30-18:00
08:30-13:00
Day 2 - Registration
Hall 2 (2nd Floor)
Registration Desk Open
EXHIHBITS OPEN
Buzios A
Session 3: Oil & Gas Applications (Upstream and Downstream) Angra Dos Reis (2nd Floor)
Session Chairmen: Mr. Guillaume Clairet, Mr. Eduardo Torres
Offshore Petrobras Experience Using Sulfate
Removal Unit
Mr. Gustavo Garios Lage
10:00-10:30
Improved Oil Recovery Through Achievement of
Very Specific Water Quality
Ms. Lisa Henthorne
Water Reuse and Desal Experiences in Mexico
Mr. Jose E. Ramos Falcon
BREAK
Hall 1
The Water and Oil Industry in Venezuela
Mr. Luis Barberii
QGC Kenya Produced Water Treatment Plant Australia
Water Treatement and Desal Processes at
Mr. Michael Rees, Mr. David Ciszewski
Petrobras: R&D Overview
13:00-14:30
LUNCH
14:30-17:30
Session 4: Industry Applications
Dr. Marcel Vasconcelos Melo
Angra Dos Reis (2nd Floor)
Session Chairmen: Mr. Raymond Philipe, Dr. Corrado Sommariva
Sea Water Desalination for Copper Mines in
Chile: MEL Case Study
Mr. Srinivas (Vasu) Veerapanei
Desalination and Water Reuse for the
Development of Latin America
Mr. Alejandro Sturniolo
Wastewater and Treatment Plant of Esmeralda
Corp SAC
Ms. Maria Luisa Flores Chumbipuma
Water Reuse in the Industrial Sector Using MBR
Technology
Ms. Nataska Schincariol
Desalination for Mining in Chile, General Vision.
Case Study of Angloamerican
Mr. Rodolfo Lobos
Panel Debate - How Can the Use of Desalination Contribute to the Industrial Development in
Brazil and Latin America
17:30-17:45
Conclusion and Closing Remarks:
Dr. Emilio Gabbrielli, Mr. Miguel Angel Sanz, Mr. Eduardo Pacheco, Mr. Americo Sampaio
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Session 1: Water Reuse and Desalination - Success Stories I
Session Chair:
Mr. Miguel Angel Sanz, France
Session Co-Chairs:
Prof. Ivanildo Hespanhol, Brazil
Session Description:
Desalination has been exponentially growing in the last several decades as part of the solutions to feeding the
population or the industry where the natural resources are limited. Over 18,000 plants are able to produce more
than 80,000,000 m3/day of fresh water in 150 countries.
Latin America continues to grow and desalination is experiencing progress led by the industry applications.
South America is suffering one of the driest periods in the last decade and the municipal market is close to using
desalination to supply drinking water for important cities.
In this session, we will show several successful case studies coming from different parts of the world bringing the
practical experience of implementation of desalination plans and plants. The session will also address different
types of contracts including DB and DBO projects, alliances as well as IWP and PPP financing projects.
The Middle East has more than 50 years experience concentrating at 60% of the seawater market. The cases
of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain will illustrate different ways to apply desalination to produce drinking water for the
population for years to come.
We will also bring several cases where desalination plans have been implemented in a short time to solve
specific problems as in the cases of Spain, Australia, Singapore and Israel. The session will be complemented
with some successful experiences in Latin America.
Speakers:
Dr. Abdullah Al-Alshaikh, President, International Desalination Association, Saudi Arabia
Ms. Gabriela Manueco Pfeiffer, Deputy Director of Engineering and Construction, Acuamed, Spain
Mr. Roberto Cavalcanti Tavares, President, Compesa, Brazil
Mr. NG Han Tong, Managing Director, PUB Consultants, Singapore
Mr. Borja Blanco, Chief Executive Officer, Aqua Advise, Spain and Ms. Sue Murphy, Cheif Executive
Officer, Water Corporation of WA, Austrailia
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Session 2: Water Reuse and Desalination - Success Stories II
Session Chair:
Mr. Renato Giani Ramos, Brazil
Session Co-Chairs:
Mr. Carlos Cosin, CEO, Abengoa, Spain
Session Description:
Municipal Wastewater Reuse has been one of the most controversial sources of water in current days. Be it lack of
knowledge or a natural self-defense, the public perception tends to be negative when reuse is the subject. However,
a higher global demand for water is making it increasingly indispensable and a new concept about management
of water streams where reuse is a key alternative is needed to enhance water supply liability.
Brazil has recently been a bitter example where availability of water does not mean accessibility to the water. One
of the countries with the largest water resources globally is currently facing its more critical water stress for the past
decade and is urgently looking for a short term solution. Different countries around the world have handled similar
situations and have found reuse as a viable alternative. One of the most significant benefits of water reuse is the
value created by the inclusion of water reuse in integrated water resources resulting in the long-term sustainability
of our water supplies.
Application of innovative technologies, technology transfer and better documentation of the benefits of water
reuse can contribute to public education and increased public acceptance. Nevertheless, the lack of available
funding for water reuse projects and the need for support by regulators and politicians are key pieces for making
reuse a reality.
This session will discuss alternatives for water reuse and will explain the different forms, appropriate technologies,
applicable standards, advantages, drawbacks and will discuss the different opinions of practices around the world.
These type of contracts will be an important aspect in this session covering Construction to PPP’s.
Speakers:
Mr. Marcos Koehler Asseburg, P.E., Director, Odebrecht Environmental -Aquapolo Ambiental, Brazil
Mr. Abraham Tenne, Head of Desalination Division, Israeli Water Authority, Israel
Dr. Corrado Sommariva, Managing Director Generation Middle East, ILF Consulting Engineers, UAE
Mr. Manuel Pereira, Manager Projects Bureau, Aqualectra, Curacao
Mr. Americo Sampaio, Director of Technology, Sabesp, Brazil
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Session 3: Oil & Gas Applications
Session Chair:
Mr. Guillaume Clairet, EVP, H2O Innovation, Canada
Session Co-Chairs: Mr. Eduardo Torres, Senior Advisor, Petrobras, Brazil
Session Description:
Oil & gas producers are in great need of viable solutions for better management of the water used in their
global operations. Depending on the geographies and geologies, the requirements are extremely different but
yet present a great deal of similarities in the desalination technologies they use for recycling water, discharging
water or ‘’customizing’’ water quality.
In Brazil, the offshore market has needs for sulfate removal (SRP) from seawater used for injection and this
is accomplished through low pressure spiral wound membrane elements. At the other end of the Globe,
Australia’s regulated coal seam gas market uses similar spiral wound membrane systems to recycle water used
for fracking the reservoirs. The Canadian oil sands on their end, one of the most heavily regulated oil play in the
World, uses thermal desalination technologies for treating high salinity brines coming out of SAGD operations
(Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage). Finally, the shale gas and shale oil intensive requirements in ‘’frack’’ water
also create various needs for water treatment from Argentina (Vaca Muerta) to Pennsylvania (Marcellus).
This session will focus on the various technical challenges related to water faced by oil producers globally
and some of the solutions which have been successfully implemented such as: Low-salinity water flooding &
enhanced oil recovery (EOR); Sulphate removal process (SRP); SAGD (Steam-Assisted gravity drainage) water
recycling with evaporators; Fracking and associated flowback and produced water treatment.
The global oil producers have tremendous water management challenges in front of them to insure they will
be able to deliver fossil fuel energy to the World for years to come. Their key experts will share how they plan
to tackle these challenges through existing and upcoming water treatment technologies tailored to the O&G
industry.
Speakers:
Mr. Gustavo Carlos Lage, Senior Process Engineer, Petrobras, Brazil
Ms. Lisa Henthorne, SVP and CTO, Water Standard, USA
Mr. Jose E Ramos Falcon, Water Specialist Director of Production, PEMEX, Mexico
Mr. Luis Barberii, Project Manager, PDVSA Petroleos de Venezuela SA, Venezuela
Mr. Michael Rees, Asia-Pacific Regional Commercial Leader and Mr. David Ciszewski, Global ES
Large Project/Thermal Sales Director, GE Power & Water, Australia
Dr. Marcel Vasconcelos Melo, Manager, Water Treatment/Reuse Technologies, Petrobras, Brazil
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Session 4: Mining and Industrial Applications
Session Chair:
Mr. Raymond Philippe, Chile
Session CWo-Chairs: Dr. Corrado Sommariva, MD, ILF, United Arab Emirates
Session Description:
Water availability for industrial applications such as mining, power, chemical and food and beverage,
especially in arid regions, has been declining rapidly over time.
These industries compete with water requirements for the municipal and agriculture sectors. As a consequence,
companies are evaluating several sustainable alternative water supply options, such as desalination of
brackish water or seawater.
The case of the mining industry in Latin America is quite particular, as most mining projects and operations
are located inland, and very often at higher altitudes, desalination projects in reality are the result of a
complex integration of marine works, a desalination treatment system combined with a high-pressure water
conveyance pipeline, and an energy transmission project.
Nowadays, several industries are relying on desalination to cope with a very strict effluent discharge regulation.
Membrane treatment to meet discharge limits for metals, sulfates, nitrogen and phosphorous, and several
organic compounds have been successfully implemented in various industries.
In this session, desalination for industrial applications will be presented with a focus on a business model,
complexity of design, size and cost of the installations and operation.
Speakers:
Mr. Srinivas (Vasu) Veerapaneni, Deslination Technology Leader, Black & Veatch, Argentina
Mr. Alejandro Sturniolo, Vice President of Marketing and Sales, Operations, RWL Water, Argentina
Ms. María Luisa Flores, Manager of Sustainability and Environment, Esmeralda Corp S.A.C, Peru
Ms. Nataska Schincariol, Technical Manager of Environmental Engineering, General Water, Brazil
Mr. Rodolfo Lobos, Consultant, Anglo American, Brazil
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Sponsorship Opportunities
IDA is offering four 4 sponsorship levels for this event.
Sponsorship Level
Cost
Registration Included
Platinum
$20,000 USD
4
Gold
$10,000 USD
2
Silver
$5,000 USD
1
Bronze
$1,500 USD
For complete details regarding sponsorship package inclusions, download the sponsorship brochure at
http://idadesal.org/?p=6422. For general conference inquiries email conferences@idadesal.org or by
phone at + 1 978-887-0410.
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Thank you to our Sponosors!
The IDA Conference Committee wishes to extend a special thanks to the sponsors of the IDA Water
Reuse and Desalination for Latin America Development conference. Your commitment and support is
greatly appreciated.
PLATNINUM SPONSORS
GOLD SPONSORS
SILVER SPONSORS
BRONZE SPONSORS
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Destination Information
The Conference will take place in Rio de Janeiro, at the Windsor Atlantica Hotel, just minutes from the enchanting
beaches of Copacabana, Ipanema and Arpoador. Some of the most famous landmarks include the giant
statue of Christ the Redeemer atop Corcovado Mountain, named one of the New Seven Wonders of the World;
Sugarloaf Mountain and Maracanã Stadium, one of the world’s largest football stadiums. Rio is one of the
country’s major transportation hubs and the Galeão International Airport is situated only 20 km (12 mi) north of
the city centre.
Conference Venue
Windsor Atlantica Hotel
Av. Atlântica, 1020 - Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro - RJ, 22010-000, Brazil
Telephone: +55 21 2195-7800
http://windsorhoteis.com.br/hotel/windsor-atlantica/apresentacao/
Registration Information
Conference Registraion Fee (Including Onsite): US$450 (or Reais 1,300 through AguaConsultoria website)
Registration Fee Includes: Refreshment breaks, course material, onsite simultaneous translation (English/
Spanish/Portuguese)
Registration Hours:
Sunday, March 22nd, 3pm - 5pm
Monday, March 23rd, 7am - 5pm
Tuesday, March 24th, 7am - 12pm
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About IDA
The International Desalination Association (IDA) is the leading global organization dedicated to the
advancement of desalination, desalination technology and water reuse. A non-profit organization
and NGO of the United Nations, it is the global hub of expertise, news and information, and
professional development for the worldwide desalination industry. In addition to its industry-leading
events held around the world and its comprehensive print, online and multimedia resources, IDA
also provides educational opportunities and information about desalination and water reuse to
a variety of constituents, from industry professionals in the public and private sectors to students
and the general public.
IDA serves more than 2,600 members in 60 countries and reaches an additional 4,000 affiliate
members that consist of scientists, end-users, manufacturers and suppliers, engineers, consultants,
developers, financiers and researchers, representing governments, corporations and academia.
Its growing network of regional and association affiliates located around the world covers North
America, Latin America and the Caribbean, the Middle East and Africa, Europe, Asia, the Pacific
and Australia.
For more information and registration visit www.idadesal.org
Email general inquiries to conferences@idadesal.org
International Desalination Association
P.O. Box 387, Topsfield, MA 01983 USA
Website: www.idadesal.org
Email: info@idadesal.org
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