Hydrogen economy has emerged as a very promising alternative to the current hydrocarbon
economy, which involves the process of harvesting renewable energy to split water into …

Over the years, significant advances have been made to boost the efficiency of water
splitting by carefully designing economic electrocatalysts with augmented conductivity, more …

For mass production of hydrogen fuel by electrochemical water splitting, seawater is
preferred because of its abundant reserves on Earth. However, the current seawater …

Given the abundant reserves of seawater and the scarcity of freshwater, real seawater
electrolysis is a more economically appealing technology for hydrogen production relative to …

Develo** high‐performance and cost‐effective bifunctional electrocatalysts for large‐
scale water electrolysis is desirable but remains a significant challenge. Most existing nano …

Highly active, stable and low-cost electrocatalysts are critical to make environment-related
electrocatalytic techniques commercially viable. Nanostructured transition metal phosphides …

Seawater is the most abundant natural water resource in the world, which is an
inexhaustible and low‐cost feedstock for hydrogen production by alkaline water electrolysis …

Porphyrin-based frameworks, as specific kinds of metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) and
covalent organic frameworks (COFs), have been widely used in energy-related conversion …

Amongst various futuristic renewable energy sources, hydrogen fuel is deemed to be clean
and sustainable. Electrochemical water splitting (EWS) is an advanced technology to …

Alkaline water electrolysis is a commercially viable technology for green H2 production
using renewable electricity from intermittent solar or wind energy, but very few non‐noble …