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UAEU granted patent for innovative low-energy desalination system

Al Ain / WAM Researchers at the United Arab Emirates University (UAEU) have made an unprecedented scientific advance that has the potential to revolutionise the water desalination industry. Scientists in the university’s National Water and Energy Centre have invented a new desalination system that dramatically reduces energy consumption during the desalination process. The low-energy desalination system has been granted a ...

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Climate populism is a new problem in Europe

After European governments sought to do “whatever it takes” to protect people from the economic effects of pandemic lockdowns, politicians are once again taking out their checkbooks to help consumers — this time to ride out a post-reopening jump in energy prices. France will hand out 580 million euros ($682 million) to help poor households cope with rising costs ahead ...

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Naturgy board says IFM’s $5.8b offer is ‘reasonable’

Bloomberg Naturgy Energy Group SA’s board said that IFM Global Infrastructure’s 4.9 billion-euro ($5.8 billion) bid for almost a quarter of the Spanish utility is “reasonable.” “From a purely financial point of view and in the current circumstances, the price of the offer is reasonable,” the company said in a regulatory filing. IFM initially offered 23 euros a share for ...

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