Spanish researchers have made a significant breakthrough in green hydrogen production by developing new materials that utilize microwave radiation to extract hydrogen from water efficiently. The collaboration between ITQ, ITACA at UPV, and CSIC has led to the enhancement of redox cycles, improving the stability of oxygen absorption and release. By leveraging microwave radiation, the process becomes electrified, enabling more efficient and sustainable hydrogen production. The unique advantages of using microwaves include providing electrical energy without physical contact and reducing operating temperatures, simplifying the extraction process. The research also focuses on material properties to design adaptable materials for diverse applications and enhance hydrogen production efficiency. The study's findings open up possibilities for designing even more efficient materials for future hydrogen production, marking a significant step towards a cleaner energy future.