Hydrogen Fuel News
Sign in · Subscribe
Insights / Organizations / Korea Institute of Science and Technology

Korea Institute of Science and Technology

institutionSouth Korea 8 mentions

Research and Development

Read the full profile on Korea Institute of Science and Technology

Subscribers get an in-depth intelligence profile — leadership, scale, partners, regulatory context, and the latest milestones.

Subscribe to read more →

Projects

MXene catalyst development for electrolysis
Korea Institute of Science and Technology develops molybdenum-carbide-based MXene materials to enhance catalyst durability and efficiency in hydrogen production via electrolysis.
operational 1 mention
Dual-Cathode Seawater Electrolysis System
World-first system for continuous H2 production from seawater via electrode role-switching for deposit removal.
announced 1 mention
Projects
Subscribe to access more than 5,314 projects
Subscribe →

Research studies

MXene nanomaterial catalysts for high-efficiency electrolysis
1 mention
Dual Electrode System for Seawater Electrolysis Deposit Removal
1 mention
High-Performance Carbon Cloth-Based Electrode for Seawater Electrolysis
1 mention
Research studies
Subscribe to access more than 3,151 research studies
Subscribe →

Often mentioned with · Technologies

Renewable energy hydrogen production
Process of producing hydrogen fuel using renewable energy sources rather than fossil fuels, implemented at the Helmond station.
1 mention
Dual-Electrode Seawater Electrolysis System
Novel system using two cathodes where one produces hydrogen while accumulating deposits, and the other dissolves deposits using acidified seawater, then switches roles every 48 hours.
1 mention
Hydrogen Bonding
A weak type of attraction between molecules that involves a hydrogen atom bonded to a highly electronegative atom (like oxygen or nitrogen) and another nearby electronegative atom. In this context, it's used as an additive to stabilize perovskite materials.
1 mention
Technologies
Subscribe to access the full technologies catalog
Subscribe →

Often mentioned with · Locations

South Korea
South Korea
KR 6 mentions
world
2 mentions
Australia
Australia
AU 1 mention
Locations
Subscribe to access the full locations catalog
Subscribe →

Often mentioned with · Projects

20kW-class Anode-supported SOEC System
First full-system validation of SOEC in Korea with >3,000 hours operation
1 mention
Dual-Cathode Seawater Electrolysis System
World-first system for continuous H2 production from seawater via electrode role-switching for deposit removal.
announced 1 mention
Plug Power Rochester gigafactory
Plug Power's integrated electrolysis plant in Rochester, New York, using renewable energy (wind, solar, hydropower) to produce green hydrogen at scale.
operational 1 mention
Projects
Subscribe to access the full projects catalog
Subscribe →

Often mentioned with · Facilities

Rochester gigafactory
1 mention

Often mentioned with · Products

Renewable energy electrolysis systems
Integrated electrolysis plants powered by wind, solar, and hydropower to produce green hydrogen. Plug Power operates these systems at its Rochester gigafactory with a capacity of 1,000 tons of hydrogen annually.
1 mention
Carbon nanotubes
A high-value carbon nanomaterial produced from plastic waste.
1 mention
Fuel-cell-based mobility solutions
Transportation applications using hydrogen fuel cells, planned by Plug Power to integrate green hydrogen into mobility markets.
1 mention
Products
Subscribe to access the full products catalog
Subscribe →

Often mentioned with · People

Choi Jong-min
1 mention
Moon Byung-joon
1 mention
the team
1 mention
People
Subscribe to access the full people catalog
Subscribe →

Often mentioned with · Research studies

Development of a carbon-free nanoelectrode for extended hydrogen fuel cell lifespan
1 mention
Dual Electrode System for Seawater Electrolysis Deposit Removal
1 mention
High-Performance Carbon Cloth-Based Electrode for Seawater Electrolysis
1 mention
Research studies
Subscribe to access the full research studies catalog
Subscribe →

In the news (8)

South Korea Advances Hydrogen Production with 20kW Anode-Supported SOEC System
Partner in KIMM's SOEC project[1]
Seawater Electrolysis Advances with Dual-Electrode System for Stable Green Hydrogen Production
KIER, established in 1977, is a government-funded research institute under the Ministry of Science and ICT. It leads advancements in clean energy, including seawater electrolysis for hydrogen. Recently, KIER's teams have developed high-performance electrodes and dual-electrode systems for seawater electrolysis[1][2][5]
Cutting Heat, Raising Hope—The Catalyst That Reduces Turquoise Hydrogen Barriers
Dr. Woohyun Kim and his research team at KIER developed an innovative nickel-cobalt composite catalyst that promises to accelerate the production of turquoise hydrogen.
Top 5 Companies Revolutionizing Green Hydrogen Production in 2024
KIST develops MXene nanomaterial catalysts for high-efficiency electrolysis, improving hydrogen production efficiency by 245% compared to traditional systems.
From Fragile to Fierce: How Hydrogen Bonds Transform Solar Energy
Dr. Moon Byung-joon's group at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology collaborated on the development of hydrogen-bonding additives to enhance perovskite solar cell performance and stability.
Doosan prepares for nuclear hydrogen production demonstration
Participating in the nuclear hydrogen production demonstration project.
Doosan prepares for nuclear hydrogen production demonstration
Participating in the nuclear hydrogen production demonstration project.
Korean researchers extend hydrogen fuel cell lifespan with new nanoelectrode
A joint research team from KIST and KAIST developed a new nanoelectrode to extend the lifespan of hydrogen fuel cells.

Get the H2 Markets Brief

what 120,000+ hydrogen industry pros read every Monday.

Get the H2 Markets Brief

what 120,000+ hydrogen industry pros read every Monday.