Australian National University

The Australian National University is a public research university that conducted research comparing the emissions and costs of blue hydrogen versus green hydrogen. Fiona Beck, a co-author of the peer-reviewed paper, is affiliated with this institution.

Researchers from ANU conducted a study comparing the costs and emissions of green and blue hydrogen production.

Researchers at ANU have achieved a new record in solar-to-hydrogen efficiency, utilizing inexpensive semiconductor materials and a unique strategy involving hydrogen cells and sunlight to produce H2.

The Australian National University is involved in research on perovskite as a solar panel material. Thomas White, a research scientist and professor at the university, is a key figure in this research.

Co-researcher Dr. Zongyou Yin from this institution contributed to the findings that methanol is a viable H2 storage solution.

Experts from the Australian National University are among those who believe Australia is ideally placed to produce and export green hydrogen.

Third collaborating institution in the development of the solar thermal energy harvesting material.

Researchers from this university have developed a new protein that mimics a key aspect of photosynthesis, potentially leading to more efficient hydrogen fuel production.

The Australian National University is where Associate Professor Thomas Fuance works and is organizing the inaugural conference.