Smoltek Hydrogen’s Nanotechnology Breakthrough Sheds Light on Sweden’s Green Hydrogen Future

Smoltek Hydrogen, the green-tech arm of Swedish innovator Smoltek AB, is making waves with some seriously cutting-edge science. They’re shaking up the green hydrogen game by blending their advanced carbon nanostructures with next-gen methods like photocatalysis and ionic liquid-enhanced electrocatalysis. The goal? Tackling one of the world’s biggest energy headaches: how to make clean, affordable hydrogen at scale.

Smoltek Hydrogen’s Nanotechnology Breakthrough Sheds Light on Sweden’s Green Hydrogen Future

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