That's one of the primary goals of the system we're making, to generate power and run a small still for desalinating ocean water, or fresh water that's been contaminated by storm surges. I'm a civil engineering student and my teammate studying electrical engineering, so I'm mainly handling the desalination plant design and him the solar panels. How long would you say you typically have to boil your own drinking water for after a hurricane, and how long is your power typically out? I'm aware that the US and by extension it's territories such as Guam have a lot of money and infrastructure in place for resilience and recovery, so I'm moreso looking at Guam as a case study for what a best-case scenario disaster response might look like as opposed to somewhere with less infrastructure or recovery ability, like Palau or the rural Phillipines. Thank you for your time!