Electrochemical-Thermally-Activated Chemical (E-TAC) water splitting

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An innovative hydrogen production technology developed by researchers at Technion-Israel Institute of Technology. It uses a cyclic process with an anode that changes chemical composition intermittently.

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H2Pro

Hydrogen Production Technology Commercialization

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Technion – Israel Institute of Technology

Public research university specializing in science and engineering, including energy and materials research.

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Israel

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Innovative hydrogen production technology (E-TAC water splitting)

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Researchers develop new clean, cheap and safe hydrogen production technology

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