There is the vapour ...
Published by László Tutor, Horticulture and Innovation Specialist at Organica Water
There is the vapour harvesting in Yemen: http://www.undp.org/content/undp/en/home/ourwork/ourstories/harvesting-fog-in-western-yemen.html
There is a French solution of using windmills: https://www.fastcompany.com/1679656/a-wind-turbine-turns-dry-desert-air-into-precious-drinkable-water
There are many other things, I assume.
I was always wondered that a windmill replacing the compressor motor of a refridgerator/heat pump would create enough cooling for water harvest. The same applies for a big collector lens focused on the heating point of a vapor absorption cooler. Both of these might create something cold in a renewable way, inducing condensation.
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Very interesting Laszlo, thank you!
Nikos
Published by Nikolaos Skoulikidis, PhD
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Dear Nikos, after reading the questions and answers I'm interested in your research. I would like to contact you, and learn more what you do.
Kind regards,
László
Published by László Tutor, Horticulture and Innovation Specialist at Organica Water