Dear Mr. Subbarao, Humbly and respectfully, as a response to your request I suggest the same solution proposed to a Texas Company (U.S.A). See: David Publishing company www.davidpublisher.com or Academia.edu/desalination.   1) New method for desalination of seawater (Journal of chemistry and chemical engineering september 2013)   2) Other seawater desalination method (Journal of chemistry and chemical engineering January 2016)   3) Another seawater Desalination process (Journal of Environmental Science and Engineering September 2016    India, in my opinion is the country that could benefit most from this research, given its scientific infrastructure that will allow the rapid and easy recycling of chemical compounds involved in desalination processes, the mild climate. Just imagine cultivating 3,000 hectares of bamboo an activity associated with desalination plus recycling compounds can ensure the production of 5000 megawatts of clean energy is better than dangerous nuclear energy. In addition to the water available for subsistence agriculture and other needs.

Published March 21, 2017 17:48 by Guyteau Bayard, Employee at Bayard desalination