Smog, pollution, climate change. It’s impossible to turn on the news without hearing about the environmental threats faced by modern society.
Breakthrough at the Technion: Researchers have developed an inexpensive, environmentally friendly and safe hydrogen production technology.
Scientists have created a computer simulation program that allows car manufacturers in China to virtually test hydrogen fuel cell engines instead of building expensive prototypes.
Chemists at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) have discovered a method that could turn plastic waste into valuable chemicals by using sunlight.
In lab experiments, the research team mixed plastics with their catalyst in a solvent, which allows the solution to harness light energy and convert the dissolved plastics into formic acid – a chemical used in fuel cells to produce electricity.
Research from Michigan State University’s Center for Railway Research and Education contributed to a decision to order the first commercial hydrogen-powered train for use in North America.
In the Climate Agreement, hydrogen plays an important role in our efforts to make our heat supply, transport and industrial processes more sustainable.
The Swedish Energy Agency awards the project “Nano-Plasmonic ultra-fast H2 sensor for a safe hydrogen economy” SEK 3.8 million.
Scientists show how using only water, iron, nickel, and electricity can create hydrogen energy much more cheaply than before.
UPTON, NY—Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Brookhaven National Laboratory have doubled the efficiency of a chemical combo that captures light and splits water molecules so the building blocks can be used to produce hydrogen fuel.
