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New tech turns industrial energy waste into drinking water, heat in Norway .
Using membranes, researchers purify industrial waste water using industrial heat which is otherwise wasted.
In Norway alone, this amounts to 20 TWh of waste heat every year.
The technology can help other industrialized countries face water supply challenges worldwide.
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