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Delivering the next generation of reverse osmosis – Tim Naughton, Chief Technical Officer at Salinity Solutions, discusses the company’s new solution

A Water Vlog, with Phil Alsop, Editor of Water Magazine.

In this Water Vlog, Tim Naughton, Chief Technical Officer at Salinity Solutions, discusses the company’s new industrial water treatment solution, designed to use half the energy of conventional RO systems and to treat up to 95% of the available water volume.

There is huge potential to address both global water scarcity issues as well as many new industrial applications.

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