Science in Motion: A Carbon-Free Way to Make Hydrogen @BerkeleyLab
Science in Motion: A Carbon-Free Way to Make Hydrogen  @BerkeleyLab
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Solid oxide electrolysis cells that operate at high temperature provide high performance and efficiency, and can make use of waste heat or steam from industrial or geothermal sources.

Berkeley Lab researchers are working to reduce the cost and increase the durability of electrolyzers and advanced pathways.

➡️ Learn about the project: energyconversiongroup.lbl.gov/electrolyzers
➡️ Learn more about hydrogen research at Berkeley Lab: lbl.gov/research/hydrogen

The “Science in Motion” video series focuses on real approaches, technologies, and solutions that Berkeley Lab is using to solve complex challenges for science, people, and the planet.

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Science in Motion: A Carbon-Free Way to Make Hydrogen

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