ArticleFrontiers in chemistry2025
Blue energy recovery in the Atacama Desert using electrochemical ion pumping devices: a Chilean perspective on salinity gradient energy.
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- Chloride-Induced Corrosion and Mixed-Potential Control of BiHCF Electrodes in Saline Electrolytes.International journal of molecular sciences · 2026Article
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The growing global demand for clean and sustainable energy has intensified the development of novel technologies capable of harnessing naturally available resources. Among these, blue energy, referring to the power generated from the mixing of waters with different salinities, has emerged as a promising yet underutilized source. This perspective presents a comprehensive synthesis of recent advances in electrochemical harvesting systems, with a particular focus on Mixing Entropy Batteries (MEBs) as efficient, membrane-free devices for salinity gradient energy recovery. Unlike conventional approaches such as Reverse Electrodialysis (RED) and Pressure Retarded Osmosis (PRO), which depend heavily on ion-exchange membranes and complex infrastructure, MEBs offer simplified and scalable architecture suitable for harsh environments and industrial effluents. The use of LiCl-based electrolytes enables significant blue energy recovery, achieving energy densities of 38.2 mJ/cm
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