Assessment of the Water Situation in the Western Region

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Desalinated Desalinated Treated Seawater Shallow other TotalCOMPANY / ENTITYIndustry potable Effluent Groundwater (oil produced water etc)Ruwais Housing Complex 614,657 not specified 816,608 1,431,265Ruwais Fertilizer Industries (FERTIL) 7,650 929,950 223,273,000 224,210,600Abu Dhabi Marine Operating Co.(ADMA OPCO) 768,370 57,443,809 58,212,179Abu Dhabi Oil Refining Co. (TAKREER) 2 505,452,000 505,452,002ADNOC DISTRIBUTION 100 100Abu Dhabi Gas Industries Ltd (GASCO) 823,440 795,700 344,560 219,000,000 220,963,700ESNAAD 255,234 25,943 281,177TOTAL ABK 22,400,000 5,332,000 5,716,000 33,448,000ZAKUM Dvelopment Co. 237,300 3,000,000 3,237,300Abu Dhabi Polymers Co Ltd (Borouge) 875,490 461,658 267,296,858 353,300 268,987,306Abu Dhabi Co. for Onshore Oil Operations (ADCO) 4,440,522 3,204,262 3,605,382 11,250,166Bunduq Company Ltd 70,000 4,833,403 1,392,577 6,295,980TOTAL 3,582,241 29,123,775 1,161,168 1,225,187,261 3,204,262 71,511,068 1,333,769,775values in cubic metersTable 7 Summary of ADNOC group company annual water consumption (2002)
4. GIS DATABASE DEVELOPMENT & POPULATIONAs part of a consultancy study for ERWDA on the assessment of the water situation ofthe eastern and central regions of Abu Dhabi (Mott Macdonald, 2004), a GISgroundwater database has been developed and partially populated with data from therespective regions. The database has an integral water supply-demand model whichwill allow the prediction of water supply – demand balances for any chosen area withinAbu Dhabi Emirate.The structure of the database is shown below in Figure 8 below.Figure 8Structure of the Water Resources GIS DatabaseThe database has been installed on the ERWDA server and is an integral part of theERWDA Environmental Database.. Data entry and general population of data has notyet commenced for the Western Region. The first stage is to compile the data for thevarious agency sources and verify it. Data entry shall commence in the second quarterof 2004 and water supply and demand balances will be predicted up to the year 2020.Figure 9 shows the structure of the database supply and demand model inputs withlinkages.
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