NewHydrogen CEO unveils ThermoLoop technology using heat, not electricity, to split water for cheap green hydrogen

NewHydrogen, Inc.

CEO Steve Hill describes ThermoLoop thermochemical water-splitter using direct heat at <1,000°C.
Sunlight-to-heat efficiency 90% vs. 20% for electricity; aims to cut cost by bypassing electrolysis.
Team at UC Santa Barbara assisting with multi-component liquid materials for chemical looping reactions.
Goal: produce green hydrogen cheap enough to make green fertilizers cheaper than gray from natural gas.
Goldman Sachs estimates future green hydrogen market at $12 trillion; NEWH developing ThermoLoop.

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