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πScalable Solar-Driven Device for Affordable Green Hydrogen Production:
β Developed a next-gen device that splits water molecules to produce green hydrogen using only solar energy.
β Uses earth-abundant, low-cost materials, avoiding fossil fuels and rare expensive components.
β Employs silicon-based photoanode with advanced n-i-p heterojunction architecture.
πTechnical Highlights:
β Architecture: n-type TiOβ / intrinsic Si / p-type NiO layers β enabling efficient charge separation & transport.
β Fabrication: Using magnetron sputtering, an industry-scalable technique.
β Achieved 600 mV surface photovoltage, low onset potential (11 VRHE).
β Demonstrated long-term stability β 10 hours continuous operation with <4% performance drop.
β Successfully scaled to 25 cmΒ² photoanode size effective for large-scale hydrogen production.
πAdvantages of the Device:
β High efficiency conversion
β Purely solar-driven
β Durable and stable
β Cost-effective materials
β Scalable design
πSignificance:
β Decarbonizing industries
πAdvances Indiaβs hydrogen mission
β Supports net-zero targets
β Global energy transition
β Versatile applications
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β Developed a next-gen device that splits water molecules to produce green hydrogen using only solar energy.
β Uses earth-abundant, low-cost materials, avoiding fossil fuels and rare expensive components.
β Employs silicon-based photoanode with advanced n-i-p heterojunction architecture.
πTechnical Highlights:
β Architecture: n-type TiOβ / intrinsic Si / p-type NiO layers β enabling efficient charge separation & transport.
β Fabrication: Using magnetron sputtering, an industry-scalable technique.
β Achieved 600 mV surface photovoltage, low onset potential (11 VRHE).
β Demonstrated long-term stability β 10 hours continuous operation with <4% performance drop.
β Successfully scaled to 25 cmΒ² photoanode size effective for large-scale hydrogen production.
πAdvantages of the Device:
β High efficiency conversion
β Purely solar-driven
β Durable and stable
β Cost-effective materials
β Scalable design
πSignificance:
β Decarbonizing industries
πAdvances Indiaβs hydrogen mission
β Supports net-zero targets
β Global energy transition
β Versatile applications
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β This benefits 1.9 billion people affected, especially in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).
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β Threat to Humans: Enters food chain, exposes humans to toxins.
β Threat to Climate: Emits GHGs during production, causes resource depletion.
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β Climate Injustice: Poorer countries bear a disproportionate waste burden.
π Sector-wise Contribution to Plastic Pollution (NCERT Data)
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β Building & Construction β 16%
β Textiles β 14%
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π Global Context
β The world produces 400+ million tons of plastic annually.
π Key Challenges of Plastic Pollution
β Threat to Ecosystem: Harms marine and terrestrial biodiversity.
β Threat to Humans: Enters food chain, exposes humans to toxins.
β Threat to Climate: Emits GHGs during production, causes resource depletion.
β Economic Inequality: Affects livelihoods of fishers, farmers and vulnerable groups.
β Climate Injustice: Poorer countries bear a disproportionate waste burden.
π Sector-wise Contribution to Plastic Pollution (NCERT Data)
β Packaging β 36% (highest contributor)
β Building & Construction β 16%
β Textiles β 14%
β Consumer & Institutional Products β 10%
β Transportation β 7%
β Electrical/Electronics β 4%
β Others β 12%
β Industrial Machinery β 1%
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π India & Climate Change: Key Data with Sources
π Climate Stats
β Indiaβs GHG Emissions β 10% of global emissions, 3rd largest emitter (after China 30% & USA 15%)
Source: Down to Earth
β Indiaβs per capita CO2 = 2.4 tonnes (vs global avg 6.3) β lowest among major economies
β USA = 16.5 t, China = 10 t, EU = 7 t
Source: Global Carbon Project
β Sector-wise GHG in India β Energy 75%, Agriculture 15%, Industries 8%, Waste 3%
Source: NITI Aayog
β India 7th most vulnerable nation to climate-induced extreme weather
Source: Global Climate Risk Index
β Climate change-induced extreme weather causes losses = 0.5% of Indiaβs GDP annually
Source: WMO
β ~1 billion children globally under extreme climate risk
Source: UNICEF
β Indiaβs CO2 emissions from fossil fuels to rise 4.6% in 2024 β highest among major economies
Source: Global Carbon Project
β Earth has warmed by 1.1Β°C vs preindustrial; World emits ~40 Gt COβ/year
Source: IPCC 6th Assessment Report (AR6)
β Carbon budget:
β For 1.5Β°C = 500 Gt (breach ~2030s)
β For 2Β°C = 1350 Gt (breach ~2050s)
Source: IPCC AR6
β India ranks 7th globally on Climate Action, only G20 nation on track for Paris targets
Source: Climate Change Performance Index 2024
β Even with current NDCs, warming may exceed 3Β°C
Source: Emissions Gap Report 2023
β Adaptation finance needs = 10β18Γ higher than current flow
Source: Adaptation Gap Report 2023
β India needs βΉ10 trillion investment for net-zero by 2070
Source: CEEW
β Only 16% of past carbon credits led to real emission cuts
Source: Nature Journal
π Additional Insights:
β Global carbon budget for 1.5Β°C = 400β500 Gt COβ left since 2020; World emits ~40 Gt/year
Source: IPCC AR6
β Indiaβs GHG emissions rose by over 6% in 2023 vs 2022
Source: UNEP Emissions Report
β Top 10% richest emit 20Γ more COβ per person than bottom 10%; they account for ~50% of total emissions
Source: World Inequality Database
β Climate change intensified global water cycle by 7.4% β more extreme droughts/floods
Source: Nature Journal
β Trees & soil COβ absorption fell 20% since 2015 due to climate change
Source: UNCCD Report
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π Climate Stats
β Indiaβs GHG Emissions β 10% of global emissions, 3rd largest emitter (after China 30% & USA 15%)
Source: Down to Earth
β Indiaβs per capita CO2 = 2.4 tonnes (vs global avg 6.3) β lowest among major economies
β USA = 16.5 t, China = 10 t, EU = 7 t
Source: Global Carbon Project
β Sector-wise GHG in India β Energy 75%, Agriculture 15%, Industries 8%, Waste 3%
Source: NITI Aayog
β India 7th most vulnerable nation to climate-induced extreme weather
Source: Global Climate Risk Index
β Climate change-induced extreme weather causes losses = 0.5% of Indiaβs GDP annually
Source: WMO
β ~1 billion children globally under extreme climate risk
Source: UNICEF
β Indiaβs CO2 emissions from fossil fuels to rise 4.6% in 2024 β highest among major economies
Source: Global Carbon Project
β Earth has warmed by 1.1Β°C vs preindustrial; World emits ~40 Gt COβ/year
Source: IPCC 6th Assessment Report (AR6)
β Carbon budget:
β For 1.5Β°C = 500 Gt (breach ~2030s)
β For 2Β°C = 1350 Gt (breach ~2050s)
Source: IPCC AR6
β India ranks 7th globally on Climate Action, only G20 nation on track for Paris targets
Source: Climate Change Performance Index 2024
β Even with current NDCs, warming may exceed 3Β°C
Source: Emissions Gap Report 2023
β Adaptation finance needs = 10β18Γ higher than current flow
Source: Adaptation Gap Report 2023
β India needs βΉ10 trillion investment for net-zero by 2070
Source: CEEW
β Only 16% of past carbon credits led to real emission cuts
Source: Nature Journal
π Additional Insights:
β Global carbon budget for 1.5Β°C = 400β500 Gt COβ left since 2020; World emits ~40 Gt/year
Source: IPCC AR6
β Indiaβs GHG emissions rose by over 6% in 2023 vs 2022
Source: UNEP Emissions Report
β Top 10% richest emit 20Γ more COβ per person than bottom 10%; they account for ~50% of total emissions
Source: World Inequality Database
β Climate change intensified global water cycle by 7.4% β more extreme droughts/floods
Source: Nature Journal
β Trees & soil COβ absorption fell 20% since 2015 due to climate change
Source: UNCCD Report
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