Self-charging aqueous metal-based batteries are attracting extensive attention for use in
energy conversion and storage technologies. However, they are constrained to the …

Rechargeable hydrogen gas batteries are highly desirable for large‐scale energy storage
because of their long life cycle, high round trip efficiency, fast reaction kinetics, and …

Industrially producing H2O2 consumes lots of energy and generates byproducts. For the first
time, we demonstrate the non-energy-consuming, self-powered production of H2O2 based …

Metal-water primary batteries hold promise for distributed hydrogen production but suffer
from limited renewability of metal electrodes in aqueous electrolytes. Here, we introduce a …

Decoupled hydrogen and oxygen production were successfully embedded into an aqueous
dual‐electrolyte (acid–base) battery for simultaneous energy storage and conversion. A …

Abstract Liquid-phase hydrogen (H 2) carriers have received widespread attention owing to
their convenient and safe storage and transportation of H 2. Among the various liquid-phase …

Rechargeable hydrogen gas batteries show promises for the integration of renewable yet
intermittent solar and wind electricity into the grid energy storage. Here, we describe a …

Rechargeable hydrogen gas batteries, driven by hydrogen evolution and oxidation reactions
(HER/HOR), are emerging grid-scale energy storage technologies owing to their low cost …

Rechargeable hydrogen gas batteries are attracting great interest for emerging large-scale
energy storage owing to their fast charge/discharge rates and excellent stability. Despite …

A seawater-electrolyte Mg/H 2 O battery, converting chemical energy of Mg into electricity
and hydrogen via anodic/chemical oxidation of Mg and cathodic reduction of water …