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Nuts and Bolts of (Energy Finance) and Investment

Start with the Cashflow Statement ROI NPV-Time Value of Money IRR MIRR: Why do energy savings have a pretax advantage/different than a normal investment? Payback and other Financial Tests for Solar Electric Systems By Andy Black Advanced Economic Analysis A Manual for the Economic Evaluation of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Technologies

3D Printing a Better Membrane Reverse: osmosis benefits from a new production process

Laura Sanchez  • August 22, 2018, from  https://foresternetwork.com/ About 96% of the Earth’s water can be found in its oceans. As desalination technology becomes increasingly cost-effective and efficient, a growing number of communities around the world are becoming reliant on seawater for survival. In reverse osmosis, the most common desalination process, water is forced through a membrane that selectively filters out contaminants on a molecular level. Researchers from the  University of Connecticut  have recently developed a new method of manufacturing membranes that they believe may transform the industry. Join us for the inaugural  Western Water Summit   on  February 6–7, 2019 at the Paradise Point Resort in San Diego, CA.  This special event will bring together professionals involved in all facets of managing the world’s most precious resource and will focus on issues particular to the Western states’ droughts and its associated ...