Smart desalination systems coupled with green hydrogen production based on IoT

Keeping water safe and creating clean energy are very important for the future. As cities get bigger, people increase, and the weather changes more, water is becoming harder to find. At the same time, moving towards cleaner energy is helping to make our air less polluted. It is thus important to apply new technologies that will allow us to make a more efficient use of water and promote cleaner energy systems. In this study, smart systems of water treatment in charge to make green hydrogen are presented. Our research aims to illustrate how the Internet of Things (IoT) can contribute to monitoring desalination systems that have benefited from significant investment, achieving energy savings and avoiding waste. After discussing several possible uses for the IoT, we return to the various practical difficulties that need to be overcome in order to achieve widespread deployment. The steps proposed below aim to increase the flexibility, efficiency, and safety of these systems, while integrating smarter and more sustainable water management practices to better mobilize this resource in the production of green hydrogen.

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Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
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2026-02-04
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https://doi.org/10.1051/bioconf/202621504011/pdf
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Keeping water safe and creating clean energy are very important for the future. As cities get bigger, people increase, and the weather changes more, water is becoming harder to find. At the same time, moving towards cleaner energy is helping to make our air less polluted. It is thus important to apply new technologies that will allow us to make a more efficient use of water and promote cleaner energy systems. In this study, smart systems of water treatment in charge to make green hydrogen are presented. Our research aims to illustrate how the Internet of Things (IoT) can contribute to monitoring desalination systems that have benefited from significant investment, achieving energy savings and avoiding waste. After discussing several possible uses for the IoT, we return to the various practical difficulties that need to be overcome in order to achieve widespread deployment. The steps proposed below aim to increase the flexibility, efficiency, and safety of these systems, while integrating smarter and more sustainable water management practices to better mobilize this resource in the production of green hydrogen.

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Smart desalination systems coupled with green hydrogen production based on IoT — Dalal Boudoudou, Ahmed Abarkan, et al. · Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology) (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS