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Algérienne des Eaux (ADE), also known as the Algerian Water Company, is a state-owned public industrial and commercial establishment (EPIC) headquartered in Algiers, Algeria. Created in 2001 by executive decree, it produces and distributes potable water, serving more than 1,000 communes and supplying approximately 7.5 million cubic meters per day to over 28 million inhabitants.
ADE manages water resources as part of national efforts to enhance water security. It receives allocations from desalination projects, such as the Skikda plant developed by Sonatrach Group subsidiaries, which will provide 40,000 cubic meters per day to the company upon completion.
Also known as الجزائرية للمياه and Algerian Water Company.
chemXplore tracks 3 projects involving ADE, of which 3 are active.
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Field visit confirms on‑schedule progress for a 12-hectare seawater desalination plant with 300,000 m3/day capacity and an initial 150,000 m3/day partial delivery planned within 22 months.
Chairman ordered three 8-hour crews and tighter coordination to keep construction on schedule for a plant serving about three million residents.
Two-year build to supply Skikda industrial area and ADE; project managed by ADC with works executed by ENAC, both Sonatrach subsidiaries.
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