NewHydrogen, Inc., the developer of ThermoLoop™ technology, is partnering with Dr. Jing Gu from San Diego State University to advance green hydrogen production through efficient solar energy conversion. Dr. Gu and her team are innovating with alternative anode reactions and catalysts, utilizing organic materials from wastewater and plastic waste to generate hydrogen. Their focus is on creating standalone hydrogen evolution systems by identifying and reducing costly and inefficient steps in the process. The research also delves into scalability challenges and the high cost of electrolysis, with an aim to boost economic viability by enhancing material durability and system interfaces. Dr. Gu highlighted the potential of renewable energy resources in the U.S., emphasizing applications in fertilizer production, transportation, and benefits for developing countries. This innovative approach showcases a positive sentiment towards green hydrogen production and the utilization of renewable resources for sustainable energy solutions.