20 November, 2025
The thesis is entitled “Strategies in Desalination to Increase Renewable Energy Penetration and Contribute to Climate Change Mitigation. Case Study: Lanzarote”.
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Carlos Matos Sánchez, ULPGC, presents his PhD thesis, linked with the projects IDIWATER and INERTIA
The thesis is entitled “Strategies in Desalination to Increase Renewable Energy Penetration and Contribute to Climate Change Mitigation. Case Study: Lanzarote”. (more…)
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DESALRO 2.0® system, designed by ITC and located at the DESAL+ Living Lab, breaks the world record for lowest energy consumption in desalination
The Canary Islands Institute of Technology (ITC) has obtained a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS record for achieving the lowest energy consumption registered in a seawater desalination plant, with a certified value of 1.794 kWh per cubic meter of water produced. (more…)
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DesaLIFE among the 9 new strategic projects for the Canary Islands, recognized for its commitment to sustainability and economic diversification
The President of the Canary Islands, Mr. Fernando Clavijo Batlle, officially signed yesterday the declaration recognizing DesaLIFE as a strategic project for the Canary Islands, alongside 18 other initiatives. (more…)
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DESALRO 2.0® selected as a qualified team in the Xprize Water Scarcity Competition
The innovative DESALRO 2.0® desalination plant, launched by the Canary Islands Institute of Technology (ITC), has been selected as a ‘Qualifying Team’ in the XPRIZE Water Scarcity, a $119 million, multi-year global challenge aimed at driving access to clean water worldwide by creating reliable, affordable, and sustainable seawater desalination systems. (more…)
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The new WAVE Innovation Center positions Adeje at the forefront of sustainable desalination
This is a space for the development of new desalination systems, brine valorization, and the use of renewable energy, where universities, research centers, public bodies, and companies collaborate. (more…)
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31 October, 2025
The Canary Islands Institute of Technology (ITC) has obtained a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS record for achieving the lowest energy consumption registered in a seawater desalination plant, with a certified value of 1.794 kWh per cubic meter of water produced.
31 October, 2025
The President of the Canary Islands, Mr. Fernando Clavijo Batlle, officially signed yesterday the declaration recognizing DesaLIFE as a strategic project for the Canary Islands, alongside 18 other initiatives.
26 September, 2025
The innovative DESALRO 2.0® desalination plant, launched by the Canary Islands Institute of Technology (ITC), has been selected as a ‘Qualifying Team’ in the XPRIZE Water Scarcity, a $119 million, multi-year global challenge aimed at driving access to clean water worldwide by creating reliable, affordable, and sustainable seawater desalination systems.
26 September, 2025
This is a space for the development of new desalination systems, brine valorization, and the use of renewable energy, where universities, research centers, public bodies, and companies collaborate.
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