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Thermoeconomic cost analysis of central solar heating plants combined with seasonal storage

Environmental assessment rules for simple trigeneration systems under variable operation conditions

Developments for future implementation in Dish-Stirling technology

Dish-Stirling technology for power generation. Environmental evaluation

Integrated Energy, Economic and Environmental Analysis of Combined Power and Desalination Plants

Report on the e-learning course: INTRODUCTION OF DESALINATION POWERED BY RENEWABLES ENERGIES

Energy recovery devices for very low sea water capacities desalination plants

Canary Islands Institute of Technology (ITC) experiences in desalination with renewable energies (1996–2008)

PV-RO desalination stand-alone system in the village of Ksar Ghilène (Tunisia)

Cost Reduction Strategies for Autonomous Desalination Units Based on Renewable Energies

The SDAWES project: a hybrid system?

SDAWES project (seawater desalination with an autonomous wind energy system)

Retrofitting assessment of the Lanzarote IV seawater reverse osmosis desalination plant

Reverse osmosis hybrid membrane inter-stage design: A comparative performance assessment

Energy optimisation of existing SWRO (seawater reverse osmosis) plants with ERT (energy recovery turbines): Technical and thermoeconomic assessment

Assessment of a stand-alone gradual capacity reverse osmosis desalination plant to adapt to wind power availability: A case study

Operation of the RO Kinetic® energy recovery system: Description and real experiences

New lives for old reverse osmosis (RO) membranes

Experimental investigations on solar driven stand-alone membrane distillation systems for remote areas

An autonomous wave-powered desalination system

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