Dr. Syed Mubeen

Green hydrogen technology

Education

Research

SunHydrogen's proprietary technology uses nanoparticle semiconductor units grown from low-cost, abundant materials to generate hydrogen from water using solar energy.

Materials used to optimize and facilitate the chemical reactions for hydrogen and oxygen evolution in the water-splitting process.

A commercial-size module integrating solar collection with hydrogen generation to produce hydrogen using only sunlight and water, designed for off-grid operation.[1][2][3]

California

Iowa City/Coralville announcement; planned pilot in Austin, Texas

A small-scale prototype unveiled in December 2022 containing a single nanoparticle-based green hydrogen generator for controlled testing.

A scaled-up prototype of SunHydrogen's nanoparticle-based hydrogen generator housed in a solar panel format with 16 times more hydrogen generation area than previous versions.

A solar panel housing multiple nanoparticle-based hydrogen generators with 16 times more hydrogen generation area than previous versions. The system can operate 24 hours daily using solar energy supplemented by renewable grid electricity.

A small-scale prototype containing a single nanoparticle-based green hydrogen generator designed for controlled testing, unveiled in December 2022.

A green hydrogen panel composed of multiple cells that produce electricity and encases multiple hydrogen generators immersed in water. The company is working to scale this to a 1m² dimension.