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Near-room Temperature Solid-state Hydrogen Storage

Project: Research council

Project Details

Description

This research aims to develop a new type of material that can store hydrogen in a safe and efficient way at near-room temperature. Hydrogen is a clean and renewable energy source, but currently, it is difficult to store and transport in large amounts. By using a combination of two different materials, we aim to create a high-capacity storage material that can be used in hydrogen fuel cell systems, which are a type of clean energy technology. We will use advanced techniques to understand how this new material works and how to improve it. The goal of this research is to make hydrogen a more practical and accessible energy source, which would have a positive impact on the environment and energy system. This project has the potential to create significant advancements in the hydrogen value chain and have global implications for the future energy system.
StatusActive
Effective start/end date2/09/25 → 30/06/27

Funding

  • EPSRC

RCUK Research Areas

  • Energy
  • Materials sciences
  • Mechanical engineering
  • Materials Characterisation
  • Materials testing and engineering
  • Sustainable Energy Vectors

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