NewHydrogen partners with UC Santa Barbara on thermochemical green hydrogen tech

NewHydrogen, Inc.

Entered research agreement with UC Santa Barbara to develop thermochemical water splitting using heat instead of electricity.
Technology called NewHydrogen ThermoLoop uses molten catalytic liquid at <1,000°C to split water continuously.
CEO Steve Hill says electricity currently accounts for 73% of green hydrogen cost; heat-based approach aims to drastically lower cost.
Ongoing UCLA project also focused on reducing rare earth materials in electrolyzers.

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