The conversion of sunlight into fuels and chemicals is an attractive prospect for the storage
of renewable energy, and photoelectrocatalytic technologies represent a pathway by which …

Photoelectrochemical (PEC) water splitting has attracted great attention during past decades
thanks to the possibility to reduce the production costs of hydrogen or other solar fuels, by …

NiFe‐based (oxy) hydroxides are highly active catalysts for the oxygen evolution reaction in
alkaline electrolyte solutions. These catalysts can be synthesized in different ways leading to …

Seawater is an abundant water resource on our planet and its direct electrolysis has the
advantage that it would not compete with activities demanding fresh water. Oxygen …

Photoelectrochemical (PEC) solar-fuel conversion is a promising approach to provide clean
and storable fuel (eg, hydrogen and methanol) directly from sunlight, water and CO2 …

As a green and sustainable technology, heterogeneous photocatalysis using
semiconductors has received much attention during the past decades because of its …

The electrochemical instability of semiconductors in aqueous electrolytes has impeded the
development of robust sunlight-driven water-splitting systems. We review the use of …

Atomic layer deposition (ALD) provides a promising route for depositing uniform thin
coatings of electrocatalysts useful in many technologies, including the splitting of water. For …

Metal oxide protection layers for photoanodes may enable the development of large-scale
solar fuel and solar chemical synthesis, but the poor photovoltages often reported so far will …

Molecularly well-defined Ni sites at heterogeneous interfaces were derived from the
incorporation of Ni2+ ions into heteroatom-doped graphene. The molecular Ni sites on …