University of Buffalo

Higher education and research

Research

Hydrogen power generation

The Webberville solar farm uses 127,000 solar panels supplied by Trina Solar to convert sunlight into electricity.

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

A hybrid lithium-ion battery buffer is used to smooth power fluctuations and handle peak loads in conjunction with the hydrogen fuel cell.

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A comprehensive initiative to install solar panels and battery storage systems across University of Hawaii campuses to achieve 100% solar-powered electricity generation.

Research project to develop and optimize metal swarf as a substrate for platinum-based catalysts in electrochemical water splitting for hydrogen production.

A research project by the University of Melbourne Department of Chemical Engineering to generate hydrogen from atmospheric humidity using renewable energy-powered electrolyzers.

A program that provides solar panels to a limited number of schools annually to support renewable energy adoption and education. The University of Florida was selected as a recipient.

A renewable energy storage battery utilizing methylene blue textile waste dye. The battery leverages the dye's reversible redox properties to store and release energy from renewable sources like solar cells.

A golf cart equipped with a hydrogen fuel cell energy system, developed as a demonstration of fuel cell viability for clean campus transportation. The system has proven to be an adequate replacement for lead-acid and lithium-ion batteries.