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Similar to electrolysis, E-TAC uses electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. However, unlike conventional electrolysis, hydrogen and oxygen are generated separately in different steps - an Electrochemical (E) step and a Thermally-Activated Chemical (TAC) step. E-TAC’s membrane-free electrolytic reactors are suitable for high-pressure hydrogen production and cost-efficient scaling. This disruptive process enables the production of green hydrogen in a way that retains high energy efficiency (98.7%HHV) inside the reactors (see Nature article) and a 95% system efficiency. E-TAC (Electrochemical, Thermally Activated Chemical) is a revolutionary method for splitting water.