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Responding to water challenges in Greece through desalination: energy considerations

Kartalidis, A. / Tzen, E. / Kampragkou, E. / Assimacopoulos, D.

Desalination technology, and reverse osmosis in particular, is used by several island authorities in Greece to address water scarcity. However, this is a highly energy-intensive technique, requiring the consumption of significant quantities of fossil fuels. The case of Syros Island is presented, to demonstrate the strong water–energy link in the operation of desalination plants. The article also discusses the use of renewable energy sources as a means for reducing the energy intensity of desalination.

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Responding to water challenges in Greece through desalination: energy considerations

Kartalidis, A. / Tzen, E. / Kampragkou, E. / Assimacopoulos, D.

Desalination technology, and reverse osmosis in particular, is used by several island authorities in Greece to address water scarcity. However, this is a highly energy-intensive technique, requiring the consumption of significant quantities of fossil fuels. The case of Syros Island is presented, to demonstrate the strong water–energy link in the operation of desalination plants. The article also discusses the use of renewable energy sources as a means for reducing the energy intensity of desalination.

Responding to water challenges in Greece through desalination: energy considerations

Kartalidis, A. / Tzen, E. / Kampragkou, E. / Assimacopoulos, D.

Desalination technology, and reverse osmosis in particular, is used by several island authorities in Greece to address water scarcity. However, this is a highly energy-intensive technique, requiring the consumption of significant quantities of fossil fuels. The case of Syros Island is presented, to demonstrate the strong water–energy link in the operation of desalination plants. The article also discusses the use of renewable energy sources as a means for reducing the energy intensity of desalination.

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Titel:

Responding to water challenges in Greece through desalination: energy considerations

Beteiligte:

Kartalidis, A. (Autor:in) / Tzen, E. (Autor:in) / Kampragkou, E. (Autor:in) / Assimacopoulos, D. (Autor:in)

Erschienen in:

International Journal of Water Resources Development ; 32 ; 428-441

Erscheinungsdatum:

03.05.2016

Format / Umfang:

14 pages

ISSN:

0790-0627 , 1360-0648

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1080/07900627.2015.1091290

Medientyp:

Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)

Format:

Elektronische Ressource

Sprache:

Englisch

Schlagwörter:

Greek islands , desalination , reverse osmosis , RES-powered desalination , water scarcity , greek islands , water-energy nexus

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