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This project aims to enhance alkaline electrolyzers for hydrogen fuel production from renewable energy sources by developing novel, cost-effective catalysts. These catalysts promise higher efficiency and stability compared to current options, facilitating better energy storage solutions.
Renewable energies such as solar and wind are intermittent and require efficient storage methods.
One of the most promising methods for renewable energy storage is water splitting, which converts these energies into hydrogen fuel.
Solar or wind-driven water splitting can be done using electrolyzers, and alkaline electrolyzers are potentially scalable because they do not use precious metal catalysts.
However, current alkaline electrolyzers employ catalysts that have low efficiencies and are prone…
ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE FEDERALE DE LAUSANNE
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