NewHydrogen files patent with UCSB for ThermoLoop hydrogen production

NewHydrogen, Inc.

Patent titled 'Coupled Multi-Phase Oxidation-Reduction for Production of Chemicals' filed jointly with UC Santa Barbara.
ThermoLoop uses heat and water instead of electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, aiming for cheapest green hydrogen.
CEO Steve Hill says breakthrough moves closer to economically viable green hydrogen; Goldman Sachs estimates $12T market.
Technology uses regenerable reactive solids and machine learning material discovery to optimize efficiency and reduce cost.
Collaboration with UCSB researchers marks significant milestone in advancing materials science for hydrogen production.

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