The object
Jan Rongé co-invented a reactor that uses sunlight and air to produce green hydrogen. The tangible energy-conversion hardware offers a route to renewable fuel with fewer input constraints, and the European Inventor Award profile documents the team’s consequential clean-energy engineering contribution.
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What Jan did
Co-invented a device for producing green hydrogen using sunlight and air.
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Why it matters
European Inventor Award recognition identifies the system as a route to green hydrogen from sunlight and air.
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Living-status check
The World Hydrogen Summit’s 2026 brochure records Rongé’s 2025 Future Leader award as Solhyd CEO.