Skip to main content

Journals

 



International Journal of Water-Energy Nexus

Coverage

"This journal aims to publish original, unpublished research works conducted to minimize the use of water in renewable energy systems by nature-based optimization methodologies.

Again the impact of water-based systems like water treatment and distribution on the public health is immense and that is why the reliability of the networks must be ensured by proper monitoring and uncertainties has to be minimized so that the system performs at desired efficiency and economic return. Not only the public water supply systems but also the captive water supply networks require proper monitoring and maintenance so that desired profit can be achieved. In this aspect, the impact of energy consumed by the system is often overlooked.

The recent development in soft computation technologies has provided a nice opportunity for researchers and scholars to provide options to minimize the energy used in water-based systems. This journal likes to act as a common platform provided for sharing research and innovations where the procedure for reducing energy consumption ensuring the quality of production in water-based systems was practised."

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Five most recommendable workshop for the students pursuing masters or phd in water and energy related subjects

Enter your email address and become a subscriber of Energy in Style powered by TinyLetter The following workshops are scheduled for October 2023 and January 2024: Risk Management in Tunnelling, Numerical Analysis of Dams, Optimization under Uncertainty, Environmental and Water Resources Decision Making Using Information Theory under Climate and Anthropogenic Changes, and 13th International Workshop on Statistical Hydrology at Northeastern University in Boston, USA. Below are the details of the five recommended workshops: 1. Workshops on Risk Management in Tunnelling October 2023, New Delhi Click here to download the Program Schedule and move to Page 8 2. Workshop on Numerical analysis of dams 11-12 January 2024, New Delhi Click here  to download the Program Schedule and move to Page 8 3.Optimization under uncertainty: Theoretical insights and engineering applications at the National Institute of Technology, Silchar Duration : 30-10-2023 to 10-11-2023 Click here to access mor
Post a Comment
Read more

Opportunity Live : Opportunities from the World of Water Energy and Informatics :Retrieved on 1st April 2024

Job/Internship Opportunities  JRF vacancy for State Specific Action Plan on Water Resource Preparation "I am looking for a JRF to work in a project titled "State Specific Action Plan on Water Sector for Odisha" sponsored by the The North Eastern Regional Institute of Water and Land Management (NERIWALM) and Department of Water Resources, Govt. of Odisha." Link to know more : https://lnkd.in/dNNTKsMY WELL LABS is hiring for the following roles Environmental Economist, Urban Water Programme Senior Project Manager, Bengaluru, Urban Water Programme Senior Project Manager, Odisha, Urban Water Programme  Link to know more : https://lnkd.in/dQTnKPPu Looking for sales engineer for Location:           NOIDA/Sikkim Industry:           Water Industry Experience:       Minimum 2 years Salary:               Best in the industry Email :  hr@fwspl.com   ECourses  Lecture Series: Introduction to Quantum Computing in Fluid Dynamics (Places Limited!) Quantum computing holds immense p
Post a Comment
Read more

Latest News from Water Energy Nexus 12th June to 19th June 2023

  Brackish Water Can be Used as Power Plant Coolant According to NETL, using brackish water to cool power plants can reduce freshwater consumption by 94% to 100%. Brackish water is water that is not suitable for drinking or irrigation because it contains between 1,000 and 35,000 parts per million of dissolved solids. The study's findings were published online by Nature Portfolio and are available here.  Find more Management of Water and Energy Nexus is crucial for the future of India  India is one of the world's most water-stressed countries, with only 4% of the world's water supply but 18% of the population. And, in recent years, India's rapid economic rise has only increased demand for both energy and water, putting these interconnected resources under increasing stress and making the nexus between them crucial for the country's energy security and transition goals. Agriculture consumes 80% of India's water, but water is also essential to the country's ene
Post a Comment
Read more