Missouri

A comprehensive energy modernization initiative including thousands of electric projects designed to establish a smarter, stronger and more reliable energy grid with new renewable energy sources.

A six-month commercialization project funded by a $50,000 NSF grant to bring hydrogen fuel cell technology to the commercial market. The project aims to commercialize fuel cell technology developed by a research team led by Ming Leu.

A research project developing a novel system using silicon wafers covered in cobalt nano-islands to split water into hydrogen and oxygen using solar energy, with the goal of storing solar power as hydrogen fuel.

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Education and Research

A technology that converts sunlight into electricity, previously considered by New York City Hall.

Used by SunHydro to generate hydrogen, making the fueling process fully sustainable.

Utilized to power the green hydrogen and clean ammonia production system, leveraging the consistent Atlantic winds in Placentia Bay.

A comprehensive energy modernization initiative including thousands of electric projects designed to establish a smarter, stronger and more reliable energy grid with new renewable energy sources.

A second hydrogen-powered nanogrid deployment planned for Ft. Leonard Wood starting in early 2025, featuring expanded capabilities including an electric vehicle charging station to demonstrate the adaptability of nanogrid technology in diverse contexts.

The first operational hydrogen-powered nanogrid deployed by ERDC at White Sands Missile Range, supporting surveillance cameras and meteorological equipment in an off-grid location. The system will undergo a year-long operational trial to gather critical data on effectiveness in rugged, remote conditions.

Custom-made combustion unit designed to burn excess biogas with over 98% destruction efficiency. A total of 88 units will be manufactured and installed, one for each manure lagoon at the Smithfield facility.

A nanoscale heterostructure composed of two complementary metal phosphides designed to replace platinum in anion-exchange membrane water electrolyzers. The cathode operates at industry-level current densities for over 1,000 hours without degradation.

Academic publishing