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Circular Desalination: Why the Next Phase of the Sector Must Treat Brine as a Resource

Desalination has become an essential part of the global water resources mix, particularly in water-stressed coastal regions where climate volatility, population growth and industrial...

Beyond Energy Consumption: Tackling Fouling, Chemical Use and Operational Burden in Sustainable Desalination

The desalination sector has made major progress in reducing the energy required to produce fresh water. Reverse osmosis (RO) has become the dominant large-scale...

Simple Solutions for Difficult Times

In times when war, natural disasters, infrastructure failures, and social crises are no longer distant scenarios, resilience to threats is becoming one of the...

Not All Fleet Miles Are Created Equal: What Waste and Recycling Fleets Can Teach the Rest of Transportation

The transportation industry has traditionally grouped fleets by what they do: waste and recycling, parcel delivery, utilities, transit, construction, or long-haul trucking. Those distinctions...

The Water Transition: How Desalination Is Transforming Water Security in Chilean Mining

Mining Studies Analyst, Chilean Copper Commission (Cochilco) For decades, desalination was largely viewed as a technology of last resort, used only when conventional water sources...

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