The pressing concern of escalating water scarcity has spurred the creation of advanced
technologies, such as interfacial solar steam generation (ISSG), to tackle the challenge …

High specific energy consumption (SEC) is the main barrier for the expansion of seawater
reverse osmosis (SWRO). Therefore, the main objective of current SWRO research is to …

The swift growth of cities worldwide poses significant challenges in ensuring a sufficient
water, energy, and food supply. The Nexus has innovated valuable systems to address …

Rapid and accurate detection of time-delayed water quality indicators (WQIs) is the key to
achieving fast feedback regulation of wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) that enables its …

The lack of access to safe drinking water is one of the biggest challenges facing humanity in
the 21st century. Despite the collective global effort that has been made, the drinking water …

Hydrogen, seen as a promising secondary renewable energy carrier, can becompressed or
liquefied as well as chemically bound to enable a more economic storage and …

Rainwater harvesting systems (RWHS) can significantly contribute to the sustainability of
cities and rural areas. In addition to their more obvious benefits (such as the ability to supply …

Energy efficiency optimization is crucial for wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) because
of increasing energy costs and concerns about global climate change. Energy efficiency …

The importance of the interdependence between water and energy, also known as the water-
energy nexus, is well recognized. The water-energy nexus is typically characterized in …

The interconnectedness between water, energy, and carbon emissions has emerged as a
significant topic in mitigating water scarcity, energy usage, and carbon emissions. The …