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Green Independence's New Artificial Leaf (NAL) combines the latest innovations in photovoltaics and electrochemistry.
Soleidon provides an effective and sustainable method to purify water.
The Electrochemical Module (ECM) uses the electrolysis of water to produce green hydrogen using solar energy as the primary power source.
The Soleidon Panel provides an effective and sustainable method to purify water in parallel with the production of renewable energy.
This product represents a concrete solution to overcome water scarcity, because it exploits the power of the sun, an abundant and renewable resource, to provide clean water in an efficient and ecological way.
The structure and process of purification
Soleidon combines a classic photovoltaic panel with innovative thermal distillation technology.
This configuration takes advantage of the heat dissipated by the panel to purify seawater or wastewater, eliminating chemical and solution contaminants, including salts.
Soleidon can be extremely useful in industrial sectors that have high water supply and disposal costs but also in remote areas, such as islands, or affected by drought.
Distinctive aspects of Soleidon
Sustainable materials
Soleidon is built with sustainable, weather-resistant materials, designed to extend module life and reduce the need for maintenance and impact on the environment.
System efficiency
One of the key innovations of Soleidon is the extraordinary efficiency in using the heat dissipated by the panel, making it useful for the distillation process. This results in the production of purified water in parallel with the production of renewable energy, bringing the total exploitation of solar energy received from the panel from 20% to 60%.
Modular design
The modularity allows easy scalability and adaptability of the system to assorted sizes and water treatment capacities, making it suitable for both small communities and larger industrial applications.
Reduction of carbon footprint
Operating solely on solar power, the system eliminates the need for fossil fuels for water purification.
Self-sufficiency
Soleidon's ability to operate without connections to the power grid or pre-existing treated water sources makes it ideal for deployment in remote locations, enhancing community resilience and independence from centralized infrastructure.
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