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NewHydrogen Developing New Method for Splitting Water into Green Hydrogen

Anela DoksoBy Anela Dokso23/08/20232 Mins Read
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NewHydrogen, through an innovative collaboration with UC Santa Barbara’s leading chemical and materials engineers, aims to develop an efficient thermochemical method for splitting water into affordable green hydrogen.

In an era marked by increasing environmental concerns and the quest for sustainable energy, the importance of hydrogen cannot be overstated. NewHydrogen’s CEO, Steve Hill, emphasizes that hydrogen is an indispensable element for diverse applications, from food production to transportation, pharmaceuticals, and more. The challenge lies in making hydrogen production both cost-effective and environmentally friendly.

While the prevailing method for producing green hydrogen involves electrolysis, driven by expensive solar or wind electricity, NewHydrogen is pioneering a new paradigm. Enter the ThermoLoop™ technology. Spearheaded by UC Santa Barbara’s Dr. Philip Christopher, this innovation harnesses the power of molten liquids to efficiently split water into hydrogen and oxygen. This continuous process, fueled by heat and water, holds the potential to revolutionize hydrogen production.

The heart of ThermoLoop lies in its ability to utilize common materials and industrial temperatures below 1,000°C. This innovative approach promises to produce hydrogen at a fraction of the current cost. Dr. Yu Huang’s team at UCLA complements this endeavor by focusing on catalyst replacement in conventional electrolyzers, opening avenues to further cost reduction and efficiency enhancement.

As nations rally to meet the ambitious greenhouse gas emission targets set by the United Nations Paris Agreement, green hydrogen emerges as a linchpin in this endeavor. Its vital role extends to industries like aviation, maritime, steel, cement, and beyond. Goldman Sachs’ projection of a $12 trillion market value underlines the magnitude of this paradigm shift.

As the world gears up for a net-zero emission future, NewHydrogen stands at the forefront of innovation. With ambitious projects like ThermoLoop™ and catalytic enhancements, the company is poised to reshape the energy landscape. Through strategic partnerships and a commitment to sustainable solutions, NewHydrogen exemplifies the fusion of technology, sustainability, and economic viability.

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