FotoH2 shall develop a highly efficient tandem photoelectrolysis cell for solar H2 production, based on durable and cost-effective advanced materials and interfaces. Applying the consortium partners’ experience with innovative solar technologies, the main vision of FotoH2 is the prototyping and validation of a mass-deployable solar H2 production technology, in the form of easily integrable flat panels. The input H2O and output H2 are carried by tubing at the two edges of the panels, comprising a self-powered flow- through system which can be simply connected to a water source. The semiconductor tandem architecture is expected to yield higher efficiency and allow more flexible deployment than externally biased architectures The validation of the technology will be done on a 1 m2-scale.
The interim results of the FotoH2 project shall be presented by University of Alicante researchers at the 7th International Conference on semiconductor photochemistry (SP7). The conference will be held in Milano
The FotoH2 project has been featured in the overview of 2018 research activities in Valencia region: RUVID summary 2018 We are pleased that the Spanish research community takes interest
On December 13-14, 2018, a FotoH2 coordination meeting was held in Messina, Italy. This meeting was the second physical meeting since the project kick-off. Participants reported the results of computational
The purpose of this meeting organized yearly by the School of Sciences of the University of Alicante is to provide information to the School of Sciences students and to the
On June 19-20, 2018, a FotoH2 coordination meeting was held in Espoo, Finland. This meeting was the first physical meeting since the project kick-off, and thereby the first possibility for
FotoH2 project experts from University of Alicante successfully participated at the 3rd International Symposium on Energy and Environmental Photocatalytic Materials. The FotoH2 experts successfully presented and discussed the project’s scientific
The FotoH2 project, “Innovative Photoelectrochemical Cells for Solar Hydrogen Production”, was officially launched during its Kick-off Meeting at the University of Alicante on February 13th and 14th, 2018, with participation
The FotoH2 project has started on January 1, 2018. Over the next three years, our consortium shall advance the science of solar photo-electrolysis.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon2020 Framework Programme under grant agreement no 760930
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