NewHydrogen Reports Significant 2025 ThermoLoop™ Progress

Core Insights - NewHydrogen, Inc. has made significant advancements in developing ThermoLoop, a technology aimed at producing the world's cheapest clean hydrogen using water and heat instead of electricity [2][4] - The company has outlined its milestones achieved in 2025 and plans for further development in 2026, emphasizing the potential of ThermoLoop to revolutionize hydrogen production [1][5] Milestones Achieved in 2025 - Collaborated with the University of California Santa Barbara (UCSB) to develop ThermoLoop, which utilizes inexpensive heat to lower clean hydrogen production costs [2] - Publicly disclosed the science behind ThermoLoop, highlighting its scalability and cost advantages over traditional electrolyzer systems [4] - Jointly filed two patent applications with UCSB for innovative hydrogen production processes, focusing on thermochemical methods that do not rely on expensive electrolyzers [4] - Successfully demonstrated a functioning ThermoLoop lab benchtop unit producing hydrogen in real-time, marking a significant advancement from previous iterations [4] - Uplisted to the OTCQB Venture Market, enhancing visibility and liquidity for its stock as it progresses towards commercialization [4] Future Plans for 2026 - Continue exploring improved material systems, reactors, and chemical process designs for thermochemical cycles to scale hydrogen production from water [3] - Integrate ThermoLoop technology with current and future conventional and nuclear power plants, particularly Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), to create multi-output clean energy facilities [4][5] - Foster partnerships with SMR technology companies to enhance project economics by co-generating electricity and hydrogen from the same heat source [5] Industry Context - Hydrogen is essential for various industries, including fertilizers, transportation, oil refining, and steel production, with current production methods primarily relying on hydrocarbons [6] - The clean hydrogen market is projected to have a future market value of $12 trillion, indicating substantial growth potential as industries adopt new technologies [6]