Revolutionary Solar Tech Converts Water to Hydrogen Fuel

Scientists in Japan have developed a prototype reactor that uses photocatalytic sheets to split water molecules, producing hydrogen fuel from sunlight and water. This proof-of-concept technology, while still inefficient for commercial use, shows promise for creating sustainable hydrogen fuel if more efficient photocatalysts can be developed. The reactor's efficiency is currently low, but researchers are hopeful that advancements in photocatalyst materials and larger reactors could lead to practical applications, potentially transforming solar energy conversion and infrastructure.