Regenerative Hydrogen Fuel Cells for Remote Energy Supply

Higher education and research

Green energy technology

Higher education and research

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

Crucial components for storing hydrogen, either as compressed gas or supercooled liquid, which are necessary for powering hydrogen-based vessels.

A technology that converts sunlight into electricity, previously considered by New York City Hall.

Europe

A collaborative project between Brunel University London and SolarBotanic to develop and deploy hydrogen fuel cell systems that convert renewable energy from solar panels and wind turbines into stored hydrogen for powering mobile phone base stations and supplying electricity to isolated European communities.

An integrated system that converts excess electricity from solar panels and wind turbines into stored hydrogen for on-demand electricity generation. Designed for deployment on mobile phone base station masts to power telecom infrastructure and supply electricity to remote communities.