SunHydrogen signs technology collaboration agreement with Sparc Hydrogen
HYSR•Program to move from lab work to pilot trials
The program targets integration into Sparc’s concentrated-sunlight reactors, starting with lab work, then on-sun trials at the SHARP pilot site in South Australia.
Results will feed a jointly funded techno-economic study to estimate levelized hydrogen production costs.
Sparc gains rights for concentrated-light use above an agreed threshold; an 18-month option covers a supply deal or manufacturing license.
SunHydrogen enters 24-month collaboration with Sparc Hydrogen
SunHydrogen entered a 24-month technology collaboration agreement with Sparc Hydrogen to advance solar water-splitting modules from lab to pilot scale.
Preliminary testing at Sparc labs showed solar-to-hydrogen efficiency above 10%, with higher hydrogen output under concentrated sunlight.
