Archived papers, excerpts, field notes, and writing from Sisyan and Yan Kunczynski.https://www.renewabledesalination.com/en-ushttps://www.renewabledesalination.com/insights/demand-response-desalination/https://www.renewabledesalination.com/insights/demand-response-desalination/The 2015 proposal for coordinating reverse-osmosis production with energy conditions by changing the number of modules in operation.White paperhttps://www.renewabledesalination.com/insights/not-all-energy-is-equal/https://www.renewabledesalination.com/insights/not-all-energy-is-equal/From the white paper: off-peak power, inflexible generators, negative prices, and grid ramps created by wind and solar.Articlehttps://www.renewabledesalination.com/insights/flexible-users-will-be-rewarded/https://www.renewabledesalination.com/insights/flexible-users-will-be-rewarded/Why reverse-osmosis plants suit demand response: seawater is continuous, treated water is storable, and operation needs little labor.Articlehttps://www.renewabledesalination.com/insights/grid-integrated-design/https://www.renewabledesalination.com/insights/grid-integrated-design/The paper's proposed 30 hp module, a plant of 5–500 modules, and the reasoning behind a practically stepless electrical load.Articlehttps://www.renewabledesalination.com/insights/points-on-design/https://www.renewabledesalination.com/insights/points-on-design/Yan Kunczynski's 17 notes on learning by doing, evaluating costs honestly, working with makers, testing, and simplifying.Articlehttps://www.renewabledesalination.com/insights/off-grid-solar-desalination/https://www.renewabledesalination.com/insights/off-grid-solar-desalination/How photovoltaic reverse osmosis used sunlight and stored water to support off-grid living in arid places.Article