A new composite material that outperforms individual compounds by one to two orders of magnitude was created by University of Twente researchers. Several earth-abundant elements make up the composite, which could potentially be used to produce hydrogen efficiently without platinum or other precious or rare metals. The findings were presented by the researchers in the journal ACS Nano. The energy carrier of the future is thought to be green hydrogen. In essence, hydrogen provides a means of storing (green) energy for extended periods of time. Because of this, it is of the utmost significance to produce it as quickly as