Mass Megawatts develops salt rejection technology aiming to cut solar desalination costs to tap-water levels

• Mass Megawatts Wind Power announced a salt-rejection innovation aimed at cutting solar desalination costs to match tap water.
• Design uses wind-aerodynamics concepts to energize boundary layers in laminar flow, targeting salt fouling that disrupts solar desalination reliability.
• Approach combines aerodynamically shaped microchannels with rotating tubes to reduce turbulence, improving salt transport away from evaporation surfaces.
• Targets solar desalination unit capital costs below USD 4 per square meter, positioning the technology for broader deployment economics.
• Frames opportunity against a global desalination market valued at USD 26 billion annually, projected above USD 40 billion before 2033.

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