Full steam ahead

Ryan O’Hayre ()
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Ryan O’Hayre: Colorado School of Mines

Nature Energy, 2025, vol. 10, issue 7, 800-801

Abstract: Protonic-ceramic-based fuel cells and electrolysers are promising technologies for reversible energy storage and green hydrogen production from steam. However, they have poor longevity because they are chemically unstable in high-steam environments. Using a solution-deposited conformal coating to protect the electrode, researchers now reduce cell degradation rates by 100–1,000 fold.

Date: 2025
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