Lavo's solar hydrogen storage system creates a synergistic link between solar energy and hydrogen, enabling efficient capture and utilization of sunlight. The system integrates solar panels, which generate electricity during daylight hours, with an electrolyzer that converts excess solar power into hydrogen via water electrolysis. This hydrogen is then stored in Lavo's metal hydride units, preserving the energy for later use when solar generation is low or unavailable. When needed—such as at night or on cloudy days—the stored hydrogen is released and fed into a fuel cell, converting it back into electricity to power the home. This cycle ensures that no solar energy is wasted, addressing the intermittency of solar power and maximizing the value of each kilowatt-hour generated. By combining solar's renewable potential with hydrogen's storage capabilities, Lavo's system provides a consistent, green energy supply, reducing reliance on the grid and fossil fuels.