Electrocatalytic Hydrogen Generation from Seawater: Advances, Opportunities, Challenges and Future Roadmap

Rashmi Chetry; Deepak S. Gavali; Mohsen Ahmadipour; Ujjwal Pal

doi:10.1039/d5ta08878j

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Electrocatalytic Hydrogen Generation from Seawater: Advances, Opportunities, Challenges and Future Roadmap

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The aim is to explore the transition from pure water to seawater for efficient electrocatalytic hydrogen production.
Review of recent breakthroughs in electrocatalysis
Analysis of seawater's suitability for hydrogen generation
Discussion of technological and environmental challenges
Identified significant advancements in electrocatalytic materials
Estimated increased hydrogen production efficiency from seawater
Highlighted barriers to implementation, such as scaling and cost

Implication

This research explores hydrogen production from seawater, uncovering innovations and hurdles for a sustainable future.

Abstract

Shifting from pure to seawater for electrocatalytic hydrogen production is key to advancing a futuristic, zero-carbon energy landscape. Intensive research fuels 21st-century breakthroughs that could revolutionize green hydrogen production, though...

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