"The prospects of developing a highly energy-efficient water electrolys" by Gerhard F. Swiegers, Richard N.L. Terrett et al.
Abstract Highly efficient and inexpensive electrochemical splitting of water into hydrogen and oxygen gas constitutes the most critical capability needed for the development of a future hydrogen economy based on renewable energy. This work considers the prospects of developing a commercially-feasible water electrolyser with 95-100% energy efficiency (relative to the Higher Heating Value, HHV, of hydrogen) at the cells in the near future. We show that at least a 5-10% improvement in energy effic...
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