Using concentrated sunlight to drive water splitting for renewable hydrogen production is the ultimate goal for a truly green energy world. The seminal paper, “Hydrogen and Oxygen from Water,” Science, 197, 1050 (1977), by E.A. Fletcher and R.L. Moen ignited a flurry of activity in the field of solar thermalwater splitting. Focused research since then has resulted in substantial progress identifying particular chemical routes, active materials and various solarthermal reactor designs. This presentation will review key findings and will focus on the path forward emphasizing active materials and processes and identifying key areas of interest for future research.
See more of this Session: Symposium on Solar Power and Chemical Systems in Honor of Prof. Edward A. Fletcher II
See more of this Group/Topical: 2017 International Congress on Energy
See more of this Group/Topical: 2017 International Congress on Energy
