• Consolidated Water received a Limited Notice to Proceed on its Kalaeloa, Hawaii seawater desalination project, releasing about $6 million for long-lead equipment procurement.
• Construction start remains unset due to permitting delays; the plant is designed for 1,700,000 gallons per day, followed by a 20-year O&M term.
• It also won purchase orders worth about $10.1 million from a Florida east coast municipality for nanofiltration equipment and horizontal cartridge filters.
• The Florida order is the company’s largest municipal membrane equipment order to date; delivery is scheduled for November 2027.

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