CalTech Chemist Puts 10-year Target on “Competitive Solar Energy”

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Harry Gray, the Arnold O. Beckman Professor of Chemistry and Founding Director of the Beckman Institute at CalTech, spoke at the American Chemical Society annual meeting in April of this year.

Expert Foresees 10 More Years Of Research & Development To Make Solar Energy Competitive

Gray emphasized this point: "The pressure is on chemists to make hydrogen from something other than natural gas or coal. We've got to start making it from sunlight and water."

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