Electrochemical water splitting represents one of the most promising technologies to
produce green hydrogen, which can help to realize the goal of achieving carbon neutrality …

Oxygen evolution reaction (OER) is the core electrode reaction in energy-related
technologies, such as electrolytic water, electrocatalytic carbon dioxide reduction …

The development of productive catalysts for the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) remains a
major challenge requiring significant progress in both mechanism and material design …

The oxygen evolution reaction is known to be a kinetic bottleneck for water splitting.
Triggering the lattice oxygen oxidation mechanism (LOM) can break the theoretical limit of …

The rational design of economic and high‐performance electrocatalytic water‐splitting
systems is of great significance for energy and environmental sustainability. Developing a …

Reversible proton ceramic electrochemical cell (R-PCEC) is regarded as the most promising
energy conversion device, which can realize efficient mutual conversion of electrical and …

Green hydrogen production by renewables‐powered water electrolysis holds the key to
energy sustainability and a carbon‐neutral future. The sluggish kinetics of water‐splitting …

High‐entropy materials (HEMs) have been in the spotlight as emerging catalysts for
electrochemical water splitting. In particular, HEM catalysts feature multi‐element active sites …

The notion of “entropy engineering” has breathed new life into the research and
development of sophisticated functional materials in recent years. High-entropy materials …

Excessive emission of carbon dioxide (CO 2) has posed an imminent threat to human's
environment and global prosperity. To achieve a sustainable future, solid oxide electrolysis …