NuScale Power Corporation based in Corvallis, Oregon, has announced research programs aimed at integrating clean water production and energy-efficient hydrogen production. By coupling their Power Modules with a desalination system, they could provide 150 million gallons of clean water per day without emitting carbon dioxide. The company is also addressing the environmental challenge of brine production by developing a novel approach that uses leftover brine for hydrogen production. This innovative solution, presented at the World Petrochemical Conference, focuses on carbon-free hydrogen production from brine waste. NuScale's breakthrough aims to tackle water scarcity, brine remediation, and hydrogen production simultaneously, offering a win-win-win situation. The company's Integrated Energy System simulator allows for the evaluation and optimization of various configurations for hydrogen production, cementing their position as a key player in small modular reactor (SMR) technology. NuScale's efforts to provide safe, scalable, and reliable carbon-free energy showcase their commitment to global energy transition and sustainability.