SunHydrogen Inc (HYSR)

[uksausage]

The reason I am here, and a few others is that the concept or idea is intriguing. 5 years ago it sounded amazing to combine the solar cell and electrolyze in one panel. So far though there is nothing approaching a commercial offering, even for a pilot installation.

Yes they keep finding researchers, because the academic concept is compelling and would be a great breakthrough if they could. The get finds backed by shares to do that and pay themselves.

But the rest of the world has caught up, regular solar panel power is cheap can power standalone electrolyze and store hydrogen pretty cheaply. So what is the unique selling point of the GEN 2 system? Dirty water, maybe? Yet no answers to the fundamental questions anyone needs to know:
How much H2 per day per panel? How long does it operate (1,000 hrs of sunlight?) what happens then?