Green H2 Production by Water Electrolysis

The shift from fossil fuels to alternative energy sources is driven by fossil fuel depletion and growing energy demand. 

Hydrogen stands out as a versatile alternative energy source due to its ease of production, storage, and transport, with extensive eco-friendly research underway. 

Electrochemical water splitting, a promising method, produces hydrogen (H₂) and oxygen (O₂) through the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) and oxygen evolution reaction (OER). 

OER, requiring a high overpotential, is more complex, making electrocatalyst design crucial for efficiency. 

Our lab is focused on developing more efficient methods for large-scale hydrogen generation.