MACC has completed a 1.3 MWp grid-connected solar PV plant for the Khan Younis Wastewater Treatment Plant in Al Fukhari, taken over on 17 May 2023, for UNDP with European Union funding.
MACC has finished the installation works at the 14,000 m³/day seawater reverse-osmosis process plant of the Southern Gaza Desalination Plant expansion in Deir Al Balah, built for UNICEF with European Union funding.
The foundation stone was laid for Contract W01, the World Bank-funded reconfiguration of the water distribution systems of the Rafah and Khan Younis governorates, which MACC is executing for the Palestinian Water Authority.
For the fourth time MACC has laid an offshore pipeline in the sea: a 710 mm HDPE brine outfall for the Southern Gaza Desalination Plant in Deir Al Balah, its longest offshore line to date.
An aerial view of the installation works at the Southern Gaza Desalination Plant in Deir Al Balah, where MACC is building a 14,000 m³/day expansion with a 250 kW solar PV system for UNICEF and the European Union.
MACC has moved its head office to new premises in Gaza City at Al Ansar Roundabout on Medhat Al Wahidi Street, bringing the company's management and engineering teams together under one roof.
An international desalination industry report described the completion of the Deir Al Balah (Al Basa) desalination plant expansion, built by MACC for the Palestinian Water Authority with USAID funding, as something to celebrate.
In July 2023 MACC completed the supply of 65 pole-mounted auto-reclosers for the medium-voltage distribution network of the Gaza Electricity Distribution Company under tender 47/2021.
MACC designed and built the 14,000 m³/day seawater reverse-osmosis process plant that takes the Southern Gaza Desalination Plant in Deir Al Balah to 20,000 m³/day, for UNICEF with European Union funding.