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Low-cost catalyst innovation boosts green hydrogen production - pv magazine Global

Researchers from RMIT University in Victoria have used an upgraded titanium dioxide catalyst to increase the production of green hydrogen by more than 80 times compared to when using an untreated commercial version.

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Low-cost catalyst innovation boosts green hydrogen production - pv magazine Global

Researchers from RMIT University in Victoria have used an upgraded titanium dioxide catalyst to increase the production of green hydrogen by more than 80 times compared to when using an untreated commercial version.

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Scientists identify key material that could finally deliver low cost green hydrogen

Australian and Chinese researchers find that tweaking one key substance could help deliver low cost green hydrogen.

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  1. martedì 21 luglio 2026·reneweconomy.com.au

    Scientists identify key material that could finally deliver low cost green hydrogen

    Australian and Chinese researchers find that tweaking one key substance could help deliver low cost green hydrogen.

  2. martedì 21 luglio 2026·pv-magazine.com

    Low-cost catalyst innovation boosts green hydrogen production - pv magazine Global

    Researchers from RMIT University in Victoria have used an upgraded titanium dioxide catalyst to increase the production of green hydrogen by more than 80 times compared to when…