Pulsing electricity to an electrolyser can halve the power needed to produce each kilo of hydrogen: study


Pulsing could be a breakthrough for an industry desperate to reduce the costs of green H2, but 50% efficiency gains in commercial electrolysers would break the laws of physics

Bubble size and dispersal rates using direct current (left) and high-frequency pulsed electrolysis (right) at eight volts.
Bubble size and dispersal rates using direct current (left) and high-frequency pulsed electrolysis (right) at eight volts.Photo: Hebei University of Science and Technology/Hydrogen Insight



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