New ‘Super Steel’ pulls green hydrogen directly out of seawater

New ‘Super Steel’ pulls green hydrogen directly out of seawater

A new kind of stainless steel could transform how the world produces green hydrogen, making clean energy cheaper and more sustainable. The innovation tackles two major hurdles: high costs and poor durability in today’s water-splitting systems. Developed by a team at the University of Hong Kong, this advanced material is called stainless steel for hydrogen, or SS-H2. Professor Mingxin Huang led the research, which may soon become a cornerstone in…

Novel Technology Extracts Hydrogen from Seawater

Scientists develop a scalable technology that can efficiently produce clean hydrogen fuel directly from seawater, without the need for desalination or chemical additives.