All articles tagged with #water electrolysis
Scientists have developed a new, more efficient method of splitting water to produce hydrogen by adding an organic molecule and a modified catalyst, reducing energy costs by up to 40% and doubling hydrogen output, potentially advancing scalable and greener hydrogen production.
Researchers have developed a novel iridium-free catalyst for proton-exchange-membrane (PEM) water electrolysis, using cobalt-tungsten oxide and a delamination process that incorporates water and hydroxyl groups into the catalyst structure. This breakthrough achieves high activity and stability at industrial conditions, potentially reducing reliance on scarce iridium and advancing green hydrogen production.