Statkraft poised to make osmotic power "a reality"

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US firm Hydranautics set to supply Norwegian utility with purpose-built membranes that generate electricity from changing water pressure

Statkraft says zero-carbon electricity generation from osmosis can become a reality after yesterday signing up an American company to manufacture the specially designed membranes that make the process...

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