Picea, Hyto Energy’s innovative integrated home energy system, redefines residential energy self-sufficiency by combining three core components: an electrolyzer, hydrogen storage, and a fuel cell, all working in harmony to harness solar energy. At its heart, the system utilizes photovoltaic panels to generate electricity, a portion of which is directed to the electrolyzer—typically a compact PEM or AEM model—to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. This hydrogen is then stored in a dedicated on-site storage unit, often utilizing metal hydride technology for safe, high-density storage that eliminates concerns about high-pressure risks. When energy demand arises—whether for electricity during evening hours or heating in winter—the stored hydrogen is fed into the fuel cell, which converts it back into electricity and heat through a clean chemical reaction with oxygen, emitting only water as a byproduct. What sets Picea apart is its year-round functionality: during summer months, excess solar energy is prioritized for hydrogen production, building up storage reserves. In winter, when solar input is reduced, the fuel cell relies on these reserves to maintain consistent power and heating, reducing or eliminating dependence on the grid. The system also incorporates smart energy management features to optimize usage, ensuring that hydrogen is allocated efficiently based on real-time household needs. With easy installation, low maintenance requirements, and a compact design that fits seamlessly into residential settings, Picea empowers homeowners to transition to a sustainable, carbon-neutral energy lifestyle while enjoying reliable, uninterrupted power.