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Wastewater Produces Electricity And Desalinates Water - Vimarsana News

Wastewater Produces Electricity And Desalinates Water

A process that cleans wastewater and generates electricity can also remove 90 percent of salt from brackish water or seawater.

Energy, environmental seed grants awarded to interdisciplinary research teams - Vimarsana News

Energy, environmental seed grants awarded to interdisciplinary research teams

The 19 interdisciplinary research teams that received funding include more than 75 researchers who are affiliated with 10 colleges and research units across seven Penn State campuses.

Source: psu.edu
Projects to advance zero-waste water research, solutions - Vimarsana News

Projects to advance zero-waste water research, solutions

The agreement could see up to $6 million invested into developing much-needed zero-waste water solutions

Source: zawya.com
Projects to advance zero-waste water research, solutions - Vimarsana News

Projects to advance zero-waste water research, solutions

A new master agreement with ENOWA, a company tasked with pioneering sustainable energy and water innovations, will support Penn State research efforts in sustainable water solutions. The agreement could see up to $6 million invested into developing much-needed zero-waste water solutions.

Source: psu.edu
Penn State researcher to deliver renewable energy talk to Danish parliament - Vimarsana News

Penn State researcher to deliver renewable energy talk to Danish parliament

As Europe wrestles with energy costs and insecurity, a Penn State researcher has been invited to speak to the Danish parliament about his research in energy, specifically turning renewable electricity into renewable methane.

Source: psu.edu