Brine (saline wastewater/water) from desalination, salt lakes, and industrial activities (eg,
pharmaceutical industries, oil & gas industries) has received a lot of attention around the …

Brine is a saline water present in the natural environment and produced by desalination and
other process industries such as the oil & gas, textile, leather, food, dairy, agriculture, and …

Due to its location in arid and semi-arid climates, Iran is one of the countries with the highest
water stress, and the need for a study that states a solution for using salt water is felt more …

The ever-growing global energy crisis has been pushing industries to lean towards
renewable resources as an alternative for power generation. Recent research is focusing …

To fulfill fast-growing energy needs, all energy sources should be utilized. Renewable
energy is infinite and clean. However, its main disadvantage is that renewable energy …

The number of desalination plants worldwide increased exponentially in the last decade.
This is basically a consequence of fast population growth combined with the expansion of …

Reverse osmosis desalination facilities operating on microgrids (MGs) powered by
renewable energy are becoming more significant. A leader-follower structured optimization …

Executive summary The Narrabri Gas Project (NGP), which was granted development
consent by the NSW government in 2020, is expected to generate large volumes of …

Energy and water are both essential commodities. The abundance of these resources is yet
to transcend into adequate use, mainly because of infrastructural deficit, efficient …

Integrating desalination with energy requires dispatchable mechanisms to modulate power
consumption over time. Related, Blue Energy technologies like pressure retarded osmosis …