L R AS Published on Saturday 28 November 2015 - n° 128 - Categories:divers autour du PV

Suez vient de mettre en service une unité de dessalement d'eau de mer utilisant l'énergie solaire

 Suez vient de mettre en service une unité de dessalement d'eau de mer située dans les Émirats Arabes Unis, utilisant le solaire comme énergie. L'usine atteint une production d'eau potable de 100 m3 par jour pour une consommation électrique inférieure à 3,6 kWh/m3, offrant ainsi une performance énergétique supérieure aux usines de dessalement les plus modernes actuellement en fonctionnement.
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