NewHydrogen, based in Santa Clarita, California, has unveiled its ThermoLoop™ technology, a breakthrough method for producing green hydrogen using heat and water instead of electricity. The company has filed a patent application in collaboration with UCSB for a novel process that splits water into hydrogen and oxygen without costly electrolyzers. By utilizing advanced solid-state materials and machine learning, the process aims for optimal efficiency and reduced costs. CEO Steve Hill highlights the innovation as a game-changer for the hydrogen market, paving the way for a projected $12 trillion market opportunity. The technology overcomes the limitations of electrolysis by employing regenerable reactive solids for oxidation and reduction reactions, offering a more cost-effective solution with broad implications across various industries. The collaboration with UC Santa Barbara signifies a milestone in material science for hydrogen production, positioning NewHydrogen at the forefront of sustainable solutions. To learn more about ThermoLoop™ and NewHydrogen's mission, visit their website.