Renewable energy could be answer for Middle East desalination

Renewable energy’s high potential in the Middle East could help boost the region’s already formidable supply of desalinated water, according to a report.

The MENA Desalination Market report, produced by Ventures Onsite for the MENA Desalination Projects conference later this month, said the MENA region was already producing 48% of the world’s desalinated water.

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