NewHydrogen, Inc., based in Santa Clarita, California, has achieved a major milestone by successfully demonstrating real-time hydrogen production using its ThermoLoop™ heat-based water-splitting system. This breakthrough technology, which replaces electricity with water and heat, marks a significant advancement towards cost-effective clean hydrogen production. The company's CEO, Steve Hill, highlighted the achievement as a major milestone and value inflection point for NewHydrogen. The demonstration showcased the first public display of the ThermoLoop lab benchtop unit producing hydrogen in real-time, emphasizing the continuous loop of hydrogen production. This development represents a significant improvement from previous versions of the technology, as both hydrogen and oxygen can now be simultaneously produced. NewHydrogen's ThermoLoop™ technology, led by Chief Technology Officer Dr. Eric McFarland and Professor Phil Christopher, offers a promising alternative to traditional electrolyzers, with the potential to reshape the clean hydrogen economy. The company aims to scale up its technology for commercial applications, similar to the evolution of steam reforming in the fossil-fuel-based hydrogen market. The heat-based approach of ThermoLoop™ addresses the high production costs of clean hydrogen by utilizing heat from sources like concentrated solar and nuclear reactors, reducing reliance on expensive electricity generation. This shift has the potential to significantly lower production costs, making clean hydrogen more accessible and economically viable for various industries. NewHydrogen's focus on sustainable energy solutions and the advancement of ThermoLoop™ technology underscores its commitment to driving innovation in the clean energy sector. By leveraging heat sources to produce clean hydrogen, the company aims to play a key role in the transition towards a more sustainable and cost-effective hydrogen economy.