Hydrogen energy home use, as enabled by Hyto Energy, encompasses systems that produce, store, and use hydrogen to meet residential electricity and heating needs, offering a clean, self-sufficient alternative to grid power. Central to this is integrated systems like Picea, which combines a small PEM or AEM electrolyzer, metal hydride storage, and a PEM fuel cell, all powered by rooftop solar panels. During daylight hours, excess solar electricity is directed to the electrolyzer, splitting water into hydrogen, which is stored in the metal hydride unit—safe, compact, and requiring minimal space. In the evening or during cloudy weather, the fuel cell converts stored hydrogen back into electricity, powering appliances, lighting, and electronics, with waste heat used to warm water or heat the home. This setup reduces or eliminates reliance on the grid, lowering utility bills and carbon footprints. Hyto’s home systems are designed for ease of use, with smart controls that automate hydrogen production, storage, and conversion based on household needs, requiring little manual intervention. They also serve as backup power during outages, ensuring essential systems remain operational. By making hydrogen energy accessible for homes, Hyto empowers homeowners to participate in the clean energy transition, enjoying reliable, sustainable power tailored to their daily lives.