Scientists suggest that using Black Sea's hydrogen sulfide for green hydrogen, can provide clean energy production benefit environmental health - Anadolu Ajansı

Sozen, a member of Gazi University’s Faculty Energy Systems Engineering, pointed out that there producing hydrogen from hydrogen sulfide requires less energy compared to water.

“To produce 1 mole of hydrogen from water, we need 66 watt hours of energy, whereas we need 20 watt hours to produce hydrogen from hydrogen sulfide,” he explained.