Australian researchers at the University of Adelaide have developed two innovative electrolysis systems that use urea from urine and wastewater to produce green hydrogen more efficiently. These systems require 20–27% less electricity than traditional water electrolysis and avoid generating toxic nitrogen by-products, instead releasing harmless nitrogen gas.
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