"This concept of "salt power"—also known as osmotic, or salinity-gradient, power—has been kicked around for decades, and now, proponents hope, technology has advanced enough to make it economically competitive."
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Generating Electric Power from the Clash of River and Sea Water
Although the cost of this is way more than a desalinization plant would cost, it is still a great idea and a great use of natural water currents.
"This concept of "salt power"—also known as osmotic, or salinity-gradient, power—has been kicked around for decades, and now, proponents hope, technology has advanced enough to make it economically competitive."
"This concept of "salt power"—also known as osmotic, or salinity-gradient, power—has been kicked around for decades, and now, proponents hope, technology has advanced enough to make it economically competitive."
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