Abstract
People need clean water for manufacturing, agricultural, industrial, domestic, and ecological sectors. The lack of access to clean water resources is becoming increasingly grievous. Water shortages may have important consequences in energy and climate policies. It is therefore important to understand the interrelationships between climate, resources, and water, both at macrolevel and at the local level. In addition, understanding the water consumption required for generating electricity by examining water-efficient technologies for power stations is immaterial. This chapter helps readers understand how solar energy can be used to treat water. A brief note on water resources, quality, and crisis is discussed. This chapter also provides an overview of various renewable energy sources and the importance of solar energy in water/wastewater treatment.
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