Israeli water desalination technique could help relieve Cape Town’s thirst
Relying on solar energy, startup Tethys is more mobile, scalable, cheap and energy-efficient than other methods of getting drinking water from the sea
By News on the Net -- Times of Israel—— Bio and Archives--March 15, 2018
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For months, Cape Town, a city of four million people, has been facing the doomsday scenario of taps running dry. The city’s Theewaterskloof Dam, a water reservoir which once supplied the city 50 percent of its supply, looks more like a desert area.
Two cataclysmic issues are at the center of Cape Town’s water crisis. First, the scarcity of rainfall: in the past three years, the once reliable rains that fell during winter months have disappeared. -- More...
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