Research
Hydrogen is a clean energy carrier and potentially major solution to the problems of climate change and depletion of conventional fuels. Hydrogen is safer than gasoline, diesel and other non-renewable energy sources. It could eliminate dependence on imported fuels. Also, it can potentially solve intermittency problems of solar and wind energy, by storing energy in the form of hydrogen, and later converting back to electricity via fuel cells when needed. As a mass-scale carrier of energy, hydrogen use would protect the environment for future generations, by reducing and eliminating greenhouse gas emissions and pollution from fossil fuels. Through innovative research at CERL, it can become economically competitive with other conventional fuels.
Bio-Hydrogen Production Systems
Recent Works on Biohydrogen Production Systems
Clean Fuel Production Systems
Researchs on Clean Fuel Production Systems
Fuel Cell Research
Recent Research Works on Fuel Cell Systems at the Clean Energy Research Laboratory
Heat Engines/Pumps
Research on Heat Engines/Pumps in the Clean Energy Research Laboratory
Solar Based Hydrogen Production
Solar Based Hydrogen Production in the Clean Energy Research Laboratory
Sonic Hydrogen Production
Recent Works on Sonic Hydrogen Production at the CERL
Thermochemical Hydrogen Production
Thermochemical Hydrogen Production at the Clean Energy Research Laboratory
Wind Turbine Technology
Wind Turbine Technology in the Clean Energy Research Laboratory