University of Strathclyde

Devices designed to capture energy from the movement of tides. The Element project aims to improve their performance using AI.

Complex electrical and renewable system design enabling safe, flexible power distribution onboard floating platforms.

A device used to split water into hydrogen and oxygen through electrolysis. Bloom Energy produces solid-oxide electrolyzers.

Scotland

North Sea

A research project at University of Strathclyde demonstrating direct conversion of solar energy into hydrogen fuel using a photocatalyst. The method uses a particulate conjugated polymer loaded with palladium and iridium metals to split water under visible light.

A geothermal energy research observatory to be built in abandoned coal mines on the eastern side of Glasgow to investigate whether old mines can generate low-carbon heat for domestic consumption.

A €5 million tidal energy project that incorporates artificial intelligence (AI) technology into tidal turbines to improve performance and speed up commercialization.

A tidal turbine model that will be demonstrated with AI control technology in the Shetland Tidal Array.