MIT World Peace University (MIT-WPU)

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Education, research, and innovation with focus on sustainable development, clean energy, and engineering. MIT-WPU operates the Green Hydrogen Research Centre which leads research into alternative energy and climate solutions.

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Plant-Derived Pyrolysis Catalyst

A catalyst sourced from plants used to convert methane-rich biogas into hydrogen without producing CO₂.

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Carbon-Negative Green Hydrogen and BioCNG Process

A patented, scalable method producing green hydrogen and BioCNG from mixed agricultural waste through bio-culture fermentation and catalytic pyrolysis.

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Sustainable-Release Biofertilizers

Green-coated fertilizers designed to reduce dependence on artificial nitrogen-based inputs like urea.

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Pune, Maharashtra

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MIT-WPU Unveils Carbon-Negative Hydrogen Production from Agricultural Waste

9 months 22 days ago

Founded in Pune, India, MIT-WPU has increasingly specialized in green and sustainable energy research. The Green Hydrogen Research Centre under Dr. Ratnadip Joshi has demonstrably led patent-backed projects, including notable advances in green hydrogen and bioCNG production from mixed agricultural waste, and operates a

MIT World Peace University (MIT-WPU)

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