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Japan's New Fukuoka Osmotic Power Plant Harvests 24/7 Renewable Electricity from Waste Desalination Brine
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Japan's New Fukuoka Osmotic Power Plant Harvests 24/7 Renewable Electricity from Waste Desalination Brine
In Fukuoka, a pioneering seawater desalination center is transforming industrial discharge into a reliable source of 24/7 electricity. Mamizupia was built for water security first, maintaining a seawater desalination capacity of 50,000 m3/day that stabilizes local taps when rainfall becomes unpredictable. The site’s recent expansion introduces a sophisticated osmotic recovery system that activates after the primary desalination cycle. Instead of…
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