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NewHydrogen Files Its First International Patent for Its ThermoLoop Technology
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H2-View News: NewHydrogen files patent for thermochemical water-splitting process
The application is for NewHydrogen’s Thermoloop water-splitting process and associated equipment for use with new material compositions uncovered by the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB). Coming off the back of a 2023 research agreement, the technology is positioned as a low-cost, more efficient way to produce green hydrogen than conventional electrolysis, using abundant materials.
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