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After strong progress detecting leaks on potable water networks, Utilis will tweak its satellite formula to move into sewer breaks, says Jonathan Jacobi

Satellite leak detection moves to sewer breaks

Using sunlight and nanoparticles, researchers from Rice University in the US have found a way to boost solar desalination efficiency.

RESEARCH: Nanoparticles boost solar desalination efficiency

“We can have the best solutions available in the market but if there’s one thing that needs to change, it’s the mindset of many.” Says Jesper Kjelds.

Jesper Kjelds: Creating a digital lighthouse in Aarhus

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