Seawater desalination plants can operate in different ways. The prevailing techniques employed are reverse osmosis and thermal desalination. Reverse osmosis coerces seawater to permeate a semi-permeable membrane that selectively permits water molecules to traverse through while capturing salt and other undesirables. Thermal desalination, conversely, capitalizes on heat to vaporize seawater, forsaking salt and other impurities in its wake.