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Carbon capture computer model
A computer model developed by chemists at the University of California to identify more affordable and efficient carbon capture methods using solid materials.
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Hydrogen fuel infrastructure capacity analysis
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Development of hybrid energy technology
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Carbon capture computer modeling using solid materials
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Hydrogen Fuel Cells
Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power electric motors in aircraft.
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Artificial Leaf / Synthetic Photosynthesis
A system that mimics natural photosynthesis by converting sunlight into electrical power and chemical energy. The Harvard artificial leaf submerges solar technology in water to generate oxygen and hydrogen.
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Fuel cell technology
Technology that generates electricity through an electrochemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen, with water as the only byproduct.
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IDDP-2
A project aiming to become the world's second magma-powered geothermal system.
under construction 1 mention
California Clean Hydrogen Hub
A proposed hub to accelerate the development and deployment of renewable energy projects and infrastructure in California, aiming to create green jobs and contribute to decarbonization.
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Dehydrogenation Research and Computer Simulation Study
Research project at the University of California to understand hydrogen release kinetics and model dehydrogenation from aluminum hydride using computer simulations.
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Global Institute of Sustainability building
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IDDP-2
Geothermal Energy Project
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Aluminum hydride
A material being researched for hydrogen energy storage applications. Computer simulations indicate it can release hydrogen quickly while maintaining safety margins.
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Disposable fuel cell cartridges
Cartridges that act as batteries, providing power for portable electronic devices.
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Jim Lentz
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Cheap Solar PV Powers Substantial Global Renewable Energy Growth in 2013
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Comprehensive solar program
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Turning CO2 emissions into eco-friendly concrete
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5 US Schools That Already Implemented Green Energy Solutions & What’s to Come
Has the country's biggest laboratory for renewable energy research and aims to be carbon neutral by 2025, utilizing solar, solar thermal, and biogas projects.
Labor unions partner with ARCHES in support of California hydrogen hub
The University of California is involved in the joint effort to build the framework for the clean hydrogen hub in California.
Clean vehicles could become more affordable thanks to new catalyst
Researchers from this institution have developed a new, inexpensive catalyst for fuel cell systems.
New catalyst could help make fuel cells affordable
Researchers from the University of California are collaborating with Sandia National Laboratories on a new catalyst for hydrogen fuel cells.
University of California sees success with ambitious power-to-gas project
Engineers from the University of California have announced the successful implementation of the nation’s first power-to-gas hydrogen pipeline injection project.
Toyota to maintain support for hydrogen fuel cells despite lacking infrastructure
Partner with Toyota in developing a model to map the deployment of new hydrogen fueling stations to support fuel cell vehicle infrastructure.
Falling price of photovoltaics has helped solar energy grow
Collaborated with Syracuse University on wind energy price competitiveness research.
Geothermal energy breakthrough made in Iceland
The University of California has released information concerning the project and how it effectively produced the world's first magma-enhanced geothermal system.
Solar cells become more affordable through new technology
Researchers from this university collaborated on the development of a new technology for solar cells.
Scientists shed light on dehydrogenation
Conducted research on dehydrogenation kinetics and created computer simulations modeling hydrogen release from aluminum hydride for energy storage applications.
University of California researchers power fuel cell using ethanol
Researchers from this university have developed a new type of solid oxide fuel cell that operates using ethanol.
Carbon capture takes the spotlight in new computer model from University of California
Developed a computer model showing how solid materials like zeolites and metal oxide frameworks can make carbon capture more affordable and efficient.
HyperSolar hybrid energy technology reaches a promising milestone
The University of California has entered into a research agreement with HyperSolar, providing resources to further develop the company's hybrid energy technology.
Direct methanol fuel cells could lead to consumer acceptance of hydrogen energy
Assisted in the initial development of direct methanol fuel cells (DMFCs) in 1990.
California still have a long way to go in terms of hydrogen energy infrastructure
Institution where Professor Joan Ogden conducts research on hydrogen infrastructure capacity.

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