SunHydrogen, a startup company in the US, has shared its upcoming nanoparticle-based green hydrogen technology with the public.
The prototype design carefully integrates a light absorber, SunHydrogen’s proprietary catalysts, and membrane integration assembly. It has a panel housing built from lightweight, stable, modular materials that can be scaled up or down for a few or bulk manufacturing. Also, the design takes sunlight as the principal energy source. The energy from the sun will produce hydrogen maximally.
The prototype design of this nanoparticle technology shows a technology that uses electric charges directly from the sun to generate hydrogen. The design provides for electricity generation when the sun is out. Grid electricity from renewable sources like the wind will power the catalyst and membrane integration assembly.
‘Within an individual SunHydrogen panel,…
Nanoparticle-Based Green Hydrogen Technology: First Look at SunHydrogen’s Prototype
