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Forget Solar Panels: There’s a Whole New Way to Convert Sunlight Into Energy

1st October 2026

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Oregon State University researchers have developed a new family of advanced materials that convert water into energy-producing hydrogen using only sunlight, offering a potential clean-energy alternative to solar panels and concentrated solar energy solutions.

The OSU College of Science team said their new approach, which enables high-speed, high-efficiency hydrogen production, could provide a solar-powered source of hydrogen for automotive fuel cells and other chemical manufacturing processes.

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