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Towards a Green, Low-Carbon Water Supply for Islands: Wind, Solar, and Energy and Water Management Strategy for Kos Island
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A solar energy research paper on Towards a Green, Low-Carbon Water Supply for Islands: Wind, Solar, and Energy and Water Management Strategy for Kos Island.
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Ensuring adequate water supply on islands is challenging due to high costs, limited resources, and energy constraints. This study examines the potential of meeting the water supply demands of the island of Kos through renewable-energy-powered desalination, supported by battery storage systems and the utilization of the under-construction Mia Dam. Energy management prioritizes domestic demand, with surplus energy stored or used for desalination, and deficits covered by battery storage and reservoirs. The results estimate water costs per cubic meter, allowing the assessment of the economic viability of the scenarios and the optimal strategic coverage of the island’s water needs.
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