Green hydrogen
Israeli research: Microalgae produce green hydrogen without harming the nutritional value of biomass
- Tel Aviv University
Researchers from Tel Aviv University and Ben-Gurion University have shown that green hydrogen can be produced from microalgae continuously and on a larger scale, while maintaining the biomass as a high-quality raw material for food, feed, and nutritional supplements.
- The Technion
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A new review article in Nature Reviews Clean Technology presents the DWE technology developed at the Technion – membrane-free split electrolysis, which will enable efficient, safe, and inexpensive green hydrogen production on an industrial scale.
- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
Israel is in a unique position to develop a hydrogen economy. The establishment of solar-hydrogen parks could bridge the gap between research and commercial implementation. Opinion
- Tel Aviv University
- Tel Aviv University
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This is a significant breakthrough that will allow for the first time the carrying out of engineering studies dealing with the industrialization of the green hydrogen production process.