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Industrial-scale electrolysers will soon be well over 90% efficient.


Any terms I can search to understand these advances? I seemed to remember learning that boring old electrolysis was around 30% efficient!


https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-32652-y

Presuming I understood correctly.

Another system used a hydrogen-side electrode made of foamed metal immersed in water, where the surface area presented to the water was therefore very large, and the small pore size limited the hydrogen bubbles' interference with contact between water and electrode surface.




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