HyDEX Programme

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Hydrogen economy development and innovation in the Midlands region

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Ammonia Cracker for Energy Storage

Technology developed at University of Birmingham for energy storage using ammonia.

Green hydrogen production from renewable energy

Green hydrogen used in the Rolls‑Royce and easyJet engine tests is produced by splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen using electricity from renewable sources such as wind and tidal energy, so that the overall fuel has very low life‑cycle carbon emissions.[6] For early tests, hydrogen was generated at the European Marine Energy Centre in Orkney, where surplus power from tidal and wind installations is used to run electrolysers.

Biomass Conversion for Hydrogen Production

Conversion of biomass, including forestry waste, into hydrogen through thermochemical and catalytic processes.

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Professor Mark Ormerod

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Keele’s HyDEX Programme Wins Top Knowledge Exchange Award

7 months 2 days ago

HyDEX is a Research England-funded consortium programme launched in January 2022, led by Keele University and comprising seven Midlands Innovation universities. The programme is managed by the Energy Research Accelerator (ERA). Its aim is to kickstart the development of the hydrogen economy in the Midlands by bringing

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