Abstract
Solar-powered photocatalytic and photoelectrochemical(PEC) water splitting provide two promising strategies toproduce hydrogen for future energy needs. Currently, mostphotocatalytic or PEC water-splitting materials are based ontransition metal oxide, (oxy)nitride, or (oxy)sulfide semi-conductors with suitable band gaps and band positions.
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