AI-assisted discovery of green hydrogen production catalysts

Higher education and research

Higher education and research

Higher education and research

An electrolyzer powered by solar panels will produce green hydrogen for the refueling station.

Ultra-bright X-ray technology used to observe atomic-level changes in materials during chemical reactions.

Artificial intelligence trained on large datasets of material properties to rapidly identify promising alloy compositions for specific applications.

Ontario

Saskatchewan

Research project using artificial intelligence to identify superior catalysts for green hydrogen production. The AI program was trained on over 36,000 metal oxide combinations and identified a ruthenium-chromium-titanium alloy with superior stability and durability.

A metal alloy catalyst identified through AI-assisted research for use in green hydrogen electrolyzers. The alloy is 20 times more stable and long-lasting than benchmark catalysts and uses abundant metals rather than rare precious metals.