As we all know, there is a lack of drinking water for many people in this world.
There are around 2.2 billion people in this world who do not have access to the drinking water that is supplied.
How ironic is the problem as the planet is covered with 71% of water? For many years there was news of transforming ocean water into drinking water, and now Kenya has finally installed the first solar plant, which can transform the ocean water into drinking water.
The solar plant is developed by a non-governmental organization (NGO), GivePower. The technology has improved the lives of the residents in Kenya, and now they are trying to introduce this to the other parts of the world.
The conditions because of lack of water are worse in some places like Sub Saharan Africa.
The project was successfully operated in the town called Kiunga, and it was funded by the NGO.
The organization is planning to introduce this project in countries like Haiti and Colombia.
The solar plant needs a high amount of power, and that’s why it can only operate in the areas which can provide this high amount of energy to the plant.
The process of transforming the water is costly, but the NGO has found solutions to all these problems by using a technology called solar water farms.
The technique involves installation involves the usage of solar panels, which produces energy and works 24 hours a day. The system can quickly generate drinking water for 35,000 people every day, and it is impressive because now people wouldn’t be suffering.
Hopefully, the technology can reduce the problem of the global lack of water on the planet.
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