University of Buffalo

Higher education and research

Hydrogen production technology

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

Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power electric motors in aircraft.

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

Nottinghamshire

Florida

Clyde Hydrogen's planned commercial demonstration system scheduled for launch in 2027, representing the transition from pilot to commercial-scale operations.

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

A hydrogen fuel station with on-site electrolyser technology powered by solar panels, designed to generate hydrogen fuel for commercial vehicles and eventually support hydrogen-powered vehicle commercialization.

Specific LED components used in the lighting upgrade at the University of Phoenix Stadium for Super Bowl XLIX.

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 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.