University of Adelaide

The University of Adelaide is a leading Australian institution, central to the invention and research underpinning the photocatalytic water splitting process. The pilot plant is situated at its Roseworthy campus, building on years of research, notably by Professor Greg Metha.[2]

Australian scientists from this university have developed new systems for producing green hydrogen from urea.

Joint venture partner in Sparc Hydrogen, contributing research expertise to photocatalytic water-splitting technology development.

Australian research institution with a professor serving as one of four national leads of the Global HyPT Center.

Australian research institution where a team led by Associate Professor Yao Zheng discovered a lattice-water-assisted mechanism to improve iridium oxide catalyst efficiency for green hydrogen production.

The University of Adelaide's School of Chemical Engineering team led the research into producing green hydrogen from seawater.

Engineering students from this university partnered with Latent Heat Storage in the development of the TESS device.

Researchers from this university are investigating the potential of transforming waste from the winemaking industry into biofuel.

The institution where Professor Barry Brook is affiliated, contributing to discussions on energy and sustainability.