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Hydrogen production from seawater via integrated desalination and electrolysis at DICP

Source: Hydrogen Fuel News

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Hydrogen Fuel News reported on 11 Oct 2026: Hydrogen production from seawater via integrated desalination and electrolysis at DICP.

Researchers at DICP have reported a seawater-to-hydrogen-and-fresh-water system that integrates alkaline electrolysis with low-temperature vacuum-distillation, using electrolyzer waste heat to achieve a 14.4% efficiency gain, according to a Nature Energy paper.

— Hydrogen Fuel News
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