Arizona State University

A four-year competition among university students from around the U.S. where teams transform a Chevrolet Camaro into a zero-emission vehicle using alternative fuels.

Devices that convert chemical energy from a fuel into electricity through an electrochemical reaction, producing minimal emissions.

Fuels that can be used instead of traditional petroleum-based fuels, including hydrogen.

Tao's technique for measuring catalytic reactions of single nanoparticles and nanoparticle arrays to better understand catalyst behavior.

United States

Arizona

A green hydrogen production facility in Buckeye, Arizona powered by wind and solar energy. The plant will produce zero-carbon emission hydrogen using water electrolysis.

A collaborative research and scaling facility for semiconductor packaging innovations located in Tempe, Arizona, receiving $1.1 billion in funding.

An international research collaboration established to advance net-zero hydrogen production technologies with the aim of making hydrogen production more energy efficient and affordable, targeting a cost of $1 per kilogram. The center also explores required social and environmental system changes for building a global hydrogen economy.

The base vehicle being modified by university teams in the EcoCar 3 competition to become a zero-emission, energy-efficient alternative fuel vehicle.

Stem-like cylinders of an artificial material that bend towards sunlight, directing an energy-harvesting 'flower' at the top for optimized solar energy capture. Each device is very small, not even 1 mm wide.

Aurora Hydrogen, co-founded by Professor Murray Thomson, develops low-cost, low-carbon hydrogen production technologies.