The HySun photoreactor uses mirrors to bundle the solar light and heat water to steam, after which pure oxigen and hydrogen are processed in two steps /HySun
HySun, a joint venture between Spanish companies Nanogap et Tewer Engineering, claims to be able to produce ‘white’ or ‘green’ hydrogen for one euro per kilogram or less by 2030 just by using solar energy. That would enable it to go under the price of ‘grey’ hydrogen produced from natural gas and used for 95%
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