Texas Tech University

A research initiative focused on improving the performance and energy output of wind turbines by studying factors like turbine spacing and aerodynamic properties.

Research project to stimulate and enhance hydrogen production from iron-rich mafic and ultramafic rocks through mechanical, chemical, and biological processes. The project includes microcosm experiments to characterize rock-water-hydrogen systems and investigate methods to inhibit microbial hydrogen uptake while exploring biocatalyst enhancement.

Biological agents used to enhance the rate of hydrogen production from geological systems.

Hydrogen formed over geological time deep underground, also known as geological or white hydrogen. It is a potentially low-cost, zero-emissions fuel source that does not require electrolysis.

A technology used to generate electricity for communities as part of the changing power infrastructure due to alternative energy adoption.

Eight states (unspecified)

Texas

United States

A partnership between DiagnaMed Holdings Corp. and Texas Tech University to commercialize a cutting-edge method for generating hydrogen using hydraulic fracturing and electromagnetic wave heating in oil wells.

A research initiative focused on improving the performance and energy output of wind turbines by studying factors like turbine spacing and aerodynamic properties.

A funding package distributed across three DOE offices targeting industrial energy projects, with focus on hydrogen production through electrolysis, infrastructure development, and end-use integration in steel manufacturing, chemical production, and other energy-intensive sectors.