this water unusable for agriculture. Due to the increase in contamination in the surrounding environment, this project is not considered a success.

Another use of geothermal desalination is the production of drinking water, as shown by the Milos Island Project in Greece, which relied entirely on geothermal energy to produce desalinated water. This plant was constructed because geothermal energy is readily available in this region, as Milos Island is located in a volcanic region,