The document presents information on a final year project presentation about solar ponds. It discusses that solar ponds are large-scale energy collectors that can store thermal energy through natural convection. They work by creating three distinct layers - an upper convective zone, intermediate non-convective zone, and lower convective zone, with increasing salt concentrations at lower depths. This salinity gradient prevents convection and efficiently stores solar energy for applications such as water desalination and power generation. The presentation covers the working principles, advantages, applications and conclusions about solar ponds.