Hydrogen Research
As the world transitions from fossil fuels and moves towards decarbonization, new energy sources will power our day-to-day lives.
One of the cleanest new sources of energy is hydrogen, unlocking new possibilities for industry and economy. By 2050, the Hydrogen Council estimates the worldwide market for hydrogen will be worth more than $2.5 trillion per year. With Alberta leading Canada’s hydrogen production, hydrogen research and innovation is a priority at the University of Alberta (U of A).
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Featured Research Story
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Electric and hydrogen vehicles offer green bargain for transportation sector
Study suggests low-carbon fuel vehicles will offer increasing environmental advantages over the next 30 years.
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Electric and hydrogen vehicles offer green bargain for transportation sector
Study suggests low-carbon fuel vehicles will offer increasing environmental advantages over the next 30 years.
Hydrogen-related Research Stories
- Hydrogen could be the next big thing in Alberta energy
- Hydrogen research heats up
- Greener, cheaper hydrogen could give a new edge in energy
- Carbon-capturing material invented in Alberta could help industry reduce emissions and costs
- Building practical skills, perspective and vision in chemical engineering
- $50M granted for research centre at Canadian Hydrogen Convention