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ACCIONA LAUNCHES DUAL-MODEL AI TECHNOLOGY TO TRANSFORM DESALINATION EFFICIENCY

This technology, successfully deployed at one of the plants that ACCIONA operates in Qatar, optimizes the energy consumption of desalination plants

ACCIONA has unveiled a groundbreaking digital solution aimed at dramatically improving the energy efficiency and sustainability of reverse osmosis (RO) desalination — one of the most energy-intensive processes in the water sector.
The innovative approach integrates two complementary technologies into a Dual-Model Optimization System for RO rack operation:

INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES
Complementing this core innovation, ACCIONA’s operation and maintenance team in the Middle East has also developed a Turbidity Prediction System that uses AI and real-time monitoring to anticipate changes in water quality—allowing for proactive operational adjustments and reducing the risk of equipment damage. Additionally, the company has implemented a satellite-AI model that forecasts marine hazards such as algae blooms and oil spills spread. This predictive capability, fully integrated into CECOA, enhances resilience and supports smarter decision-making across ACCIONA’s Middle East operations.
These projects demonstrate how ACCIONA is actively deploying advanced digital technologies at scale and integrating them into live operations to improve project efficiency and resilience. This approach supports broader sustainability objectives, reflecting ACCIONA’s ongoing commitment to technological leadership in the water sector and its drive to address global water and energy challenges through advanced digital solutions.

ACCIONA is a global company and a leader in providing renewable solutions for a decarbonized economy. Its business offerings include renewable energy, water treatment and management, eco-efficient transport and mobility systems, resilient infrastructure, etc. The company has been carbon neutral since 2016. ACCIONA recorded sales of €19.190 billion in 2024 and has a business presence in more than 40 countries.

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