University of Exeter involved in Hydrogen Economy research hub

26.07.23

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The Hub will be led by Professor Sara Walker, of Newcastle University’s School of Engineering, and also includes experts from the Universities of Exeter, Cardiff, Glasgow, Birmingham, Imperial, Manchester, Queen’s University Belfast, UCL, Northumbria and Warwick Universities. 

The University of Exeter is part of a multidisciplinary team of researchers involved in a new research Hub which will tackle challenges associated with the wider use of hydrogen in the UK.

The Hydrogen Integration for Accelerated Energy Transitions (HI-ACT) hub will examine the role and value of hydrogen in a net-zero transition, identify the contribution that hydrogen can make to energy security and resilience, and more.

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