Fraunhofer ISE achieves 31.3% solar-to-hydrogen efficiency with integrated concentrating solar module
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Georgina Jedikovska
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Researchers at Fraunhofer ISE have achieved a record 31.3% solar-to-hydrogen efficiency using a new module that directly couples concentrating solar cells with PEM electrolysis. The integrated design eliminates the need for intermediate power conversion, enabling direct water splitting from solar-generated electricity. The breakthrough demonstrates highly efficient direct hydrogen production from sunlight.
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