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Critical next steps for large-scale solar splitting of water using photocatalysts. Image: Hisatomi et al/Frontiers

Japanese Solar Tech Could Turn Water into Clean Hydrogen Fuel

Jon Bessette sits atop a trailer housing the electrodialysis desalination system at the Brackish Groundwater National Research Facility (BGNDRF) in Alamogordo, New Mexico. The system is connected to real groundwater, water tanks, and solar panels.

Solar-powered desalination system requires no extra batteries

A zeppelin or blimp

Solar-powered airships could make air travel climate-friendly

Solar-powered reactor for converting plastic and greenhouse gases into sustainable fuels Credit: Reisner Lab

Solar-powered system converts plastic and greenhouse gases into sustainable fuels

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