Swedish researchers have discovered a way to produce green hydrogen using sunlight, water, and conductive plastic instead of expensive platinum. This breakthrough replaces scarce metals with abundant materials, allowing one gram of polymer to produce 30 liters of hydrogen per hour. It’s a major step toward affordable, clean energy for everyone.
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(c) Irana Iacob

Platinfreier Durchbruch macht Solar-Wasserstoff günstig und skalierbar

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Schwedische Forscher produzieren grünen Wasserstoff nun mit Sonnenlicht, Wasser und leitfähigem Kunststoff statt teurem Platin. Diese Innovation ersetzt seltene Metalle durch reichhaltige Stoffe: Ein Gramm Polymer erzeugt bereits 30 Liter Wasserstoff pro Stunde. Ein Meilenstein für die weltweite Nutzung bezahlbarer, sauberer Energie.

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