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More Hydrogen from Hot Water Splitting
One approach to solar hydrogen generation uses materials called metal oxides, including one that combines the elements bismuth and vanadium. Scientists demonstrated that higher temperatures in the electrolyte surrounding cells increase the activity of a bismuth-vanadate electrode by 40%.
# BrightHy Solutions and Sungrow Hydrogen Join Forces to Transform Hydrogen Production in Iberia
In a pivotal move set to reshape the landscape of green energy in the Iberian Peninsula, BrightHy Solutions, a distinguished player in the hydrogen sector, has announced a strategic partnership with Sungrow Hydrogen, renowned for its cutting-edge water electrolysis technologies. This alliance, forged on May 29, 2025, symbolizes an important step in the collaborative effort to meet the increasing demand for sustainable energy solutions across Eur…
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