@Robert Brears Our Suns River technology aims directly at the water-energy-food nexus. Refer to the article in the Water Desalination Report of 20 March 2017, Page 3. We are building a system which will provide not only water but also shade for food crops. The system, feeding sea water and using 99.5%" solar energy, will generate the equivalent of 1.5 meters annual rainfall for the shaded area under the equipment. That is sufficient water to irrigate an area twice the size of the equipment layout. By providing partial shade the food options and productivity are opened considerably. As an added bonus, there is no waste brine and the salt is rendered into a cake for sale or site sequestration. See more at www.suns-river.com and go to the Desert Farming page.
Published by Hill Kemp, CEO at [object Object]KII, Inc, Suns River
@Robert Brears Our Suns River technology aims directly at the water-energy-food nexus. Refer to the article in the Water Desalination Report of 20 March 2017, Page 3. We are building a system which will provide not only water but also shade for food crops. The system, feeding sea water and using 99.5%" solar energy, will generate the equivalent of 1.5 meters annual rainfall for the shaded area under the equipment. That is sufficient water to irrigate an area twice the size of the equipment layout. By providing partial shade the food options and productivity are opened considerably. As an added bonus, there is no waste brine and the salt is rendered into a cake for sale or site sequestration. See more at www.suns-river.com and go to the Desert Farming page.