The water industries (WIN) are now approaching towards sustainability of resource use,
recovery process, and water and energy management based on the circular economy (CRE) …

This article reviews the most recent advances on the contribution of electromembrane-based
technologies to waste valorisation through their implementation in the sustainable recovery …

Produced water (PW) is the largest by-product of oil and gas exploration, drilling and
processing. PW salinity ranges from highly dilute solutions to saturated brines. This study …

As the global water crisis worsens and natural resources of strategic inorganic elements
dwindle, the need for efficient and effective salt separation methods is becoming ever more …

Mineral extraction from seawater brines has emerged as a viable solution to reduce
Europe's reliance on imported Critical Raw Materials (CRM). However, the economic …

Hydraulic fracturing (HF) wastewaters have high salinities relative to feed waters and can be
an economic and environmental burden. However, salinity differences between these two …

Green hydrogen has been proposed as the most promising future energy carrier, however,
its cost is still higher than the grey hydrogen from steam reforming. Furthermore, there is an …

In the climate changing context, hydrogen is leading the energy transition path. The present
work focuses on the green hydrogen production exploiting salinity gradients via Reverse …

A multi-stage reverse electrodialysis reactor (MSREDR) wastewater treatment system with
an independent strategy is researched theoretically in this paper. The influences of …

Abstract Assisted-Reverse Electrodialysis (A-RED) has been recently proposed as a
remineralization strategy for river water Reverse Osmosis (RO) permeate through direct …