This chapter supports SDG 11, 9, and 13 by providing a comprehensive overview of the integration of PV systems with EV charging and its potential impact on the future of sustainable transportation.

Developing moist-electric array device using screen printing technology that meets mass customization, high power output, and wearable capabilities is very attractive for sustainable mobile power.

Per and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are persistent synthetic chemicals with strong carbon-fluorine (C-F) bonds, making them resistant to environmental degradation. Their widespread presence in groundwater, surface water, and drinking water, is a serious environmental threat. This artciles demonstrates the potential of novel adsorbents to achieve high PFAS removal rates while minimizing secondary contamination risks.

IoT technologies are a powerful tool for large-scale water distribution systems, this survey highlight the key challenges such as interoperability, scalability, and energy efficiency. It proposes a framework that combines water network analysis, wireless network simulation, and optimization algorithms to enable sustainable and efficient deployment of massive IoT in water distribution systems

The authors demonstrate that Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) enhances transparency in water systems through interpretable decision-making models. XAI supports policymakers by providing climate impact insights for urban drainage systems. A number of key water management challenges can be addressed with XAI.

Community-company collaborations advance renewable energy access through developing and sharing open source technologies for sustainable development.

An analysis of the cost, benefits and potential disadvantages of strenuous requirements for "green" hydrogen production in the EU and US.

DeepPack3D: a new open-source Python package that harnesses the power of deep reinforcement learning and innovative heuristics to tackle the complexities of 3D bin packing. With features like customizable lookahead values and real-time visualization, it's designed to empower researchers and developers to push the boundaries of what's possible in supply chain management.

The authors focus on evaluating green manufacturing strategies in the wire and cable industry using a modified Z-DEMATEL approach. It discusses the key criteria, their interrelationships, and the implications for decision-makers in promoting sustainable practices within the industry.