Solar Energy Drier for Algae with Water Recovery for Island Applications

Abstract

The paper is presenting the results of the evaluation of a model to address the water-food-energy-ecosystem security nexus on islands from the perspective of structuring circular aquatic bioeconomy loops. The scientific research activities have been based on the achievements made in the ROMANA project on the establishment of a methodology for hierarchical EEA in some geographical control volumes. Specifically, there were taken into consideration two scales as the National economy of Romania and the regional economy of the Constanta County that is part of the Dobrogea Region. Using the results and the validation of the multi-scale approach from ROMANA project, in the present paper, there are presented the results of the possible extrapolation of the method for the case of a country with islands like it is the case of Spain.