RMIT University

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Projects

Australia's first hydrogen-powered truck

A scaled replica of the Scania Highline model, powered by hydrogen fuel cells, designed to demonstrate hydrogen as a viable alternative for long-distance transportation.

operational 1 mention

Rechargeable proton battery development

Development of a novel energy storage system using carbon and water that operates as a hybrid between a chemical battery and hydrogen fuel cell, designed for residential renewable energy storage applications.

announced 1 mention

Proton Battery Development

Development of a new energy storage technology that uses hydrogen and renewable resources, aiming to be a safer and more efficient alternative to conventional batteries and hydrogen gas storage.

under construction 1 mention

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Products

Rechargeable proton battery

A prototype energy storage system that uses carbon and water instead of lithium, operating as a hybrid between a chemical battery and hydrogen fuel cell. Designed for residential renewable energy storage with no harmful emissions.

An experimental energy storage device that uses carbon and water, storing protons directly in a carbon electrode. It is currently capable of powering small devices for a limited time but is expected to see rapid improvements.

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Research studies

New solar electrolysis and hydrogen products

Study on the role of hydrogen-powered vehicles in transportation

Development of rechargeable proton battery

Research studies

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Hydrogen Fuel Cells

Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power electric motors in aircraft.

Hydrogen Fuel Cell Technology

A technology that combines hydrogen and oxygen in a clean, electrochemical process to generate power, releasing only water vapor as a byproduct.

Solar electrolysis

RMIT researchers are working on new methods for hydrogen production using solar energy.

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Proton Battery Development

Development of a new energy storage technology that uses hydrogen and renewable resources, aiming to be a safer and more efficient alternative to conventional batteries and hydrogen gas storage.

under construction 1 mention

Australia's first hydrogen-powered truck

A scaled replica of the Scania Highline model, powered by hydrogen fuel cells, designed to demonstrate hydrogen as a viable alternative for long-distance transportation.

operational 1 mention

Rechargeable proton battery development

Development of a novel energy storage system using carbon and water that operates as a hybrid between a chemical battery and hydrogen fuel cell, designed for residential renewable energy storage applications.

announced 1 mention

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Truck manufacturing

Rechargeable proton battery

A prototype energy storage system that uses carbon and water instead of lithium, operating as a hybrid between a chemical battery and hydrogen fuel cell. Designed for residential renewable energy storage with no harmful emissions.

An energy storage solution designed to make renewable energy more feasible for homeowners and improve the energy efficiency of homes. It is made available through SolarCity.

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Generating electricity from solar energy from invisible light

Enhancing green hydrogen production using sound waves

Electricity generation from ignited carbon nanotubes

Research studies

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In the news (7)

Is the proton battery the future of hydrogen fuel we’ve been waiting for?

2 years 10 months ago

Researchers at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, developed the proton battery technology. Professor John Andrews, a renewable energy specialist at the university, is the lead researcher for the project.

Innovative research uses sound waves to significantly enhance green hydrogen production

3 years 6 months ago

Researchers at RMIT University in Australia have developed a new method for enhancing green hydrogen production using sound waves.

Researchers generate electricity from solar energy from invisible light

5 years 11 months ago

RMIT University researchers were involved in a joint effort that led to advancements in solar cells capable of utilizing invisible light for electricity generation.

Researchers develop innovative new battery system that can efficiently store renewable energy

8 years 3 months ago

Australian research institution that developed the world's first rechargeable proton battery as an alternative energy storage solution using carbon and water instead of lithium.

Role of hydrogen-powered vehicles subject of new study

13 years 10 months ago

Researchers from RMIT University have launched a new study to examine the role that hydrogen fuel cells may play in the future of transportation, particularly in the materials handling sector.

Accidental scientific breakthrough could unlock the future of alternative energy

14 years 4 months ago

One of the institutions where the professors conducting the research are based.

Australia’s first hydrogen-powered truck coming from RMIT University

14 years 6 months ago

Researchers from RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, have unveiled the nation's first hydrogen-powered truck and are working on new solar electrolysis and hydrogen products.

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