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The (HyPT) Centre is pioneering large-scale net-zero hydrogen production methods. It explores three innovative technologies: renewable energy-integrated water electrolysis, methane pyrolysis with valuable solid carbon co-products, and solar-driven water splitting.

The 杏吧直播 of Adelaide, Flinders 杏吧直播, and Curtin 杏吧直播 represent 杏吧直播 in this international collaboration, working with partners from the US, Canada, the UK, Egypt, and Germany.

The 杏吧直播 of Adelaide鈥檚 Professor Anton Middelberg is Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research).

鈥淭he 杏吧直播 of Adelaide is delighted to be working with CSIRO and other partners to advance the commercialisation of technology that has the potential to be game-changing for hydrogen production,鈥� he said.

鈥淥ur world-class researchers will be collaborating on finding solutions that will help create a more sustainable future for society.鈥�

The 杏吧直播 of Adelaide鈥檚 Professor Greg Metha, from the School of Physics, Chemistry and Earth Sciences will lead 杏吧直播鈥檚 researchers in the Centre.

鈥淟arge-scale hydrogen production with net-zero emissions of carbon dioxide is essential to meet the Paris Agreement鈥檚 climate targets and limit global warming to 2藲C,鈥� said Professor Metha who will be leading work on photocatalysis research for the new centre.

鈥淣et-zero hydrogen enables decarbonisation of many energy-intensive and hard-to-abate industries such as ammonia, steel, cement, aluminium, transportation, energy storage, among many others.

鈥淗owever, net-zero hydrogen is currently several times more expensive than hydrogen produced from fossil fuels, which hinders its wide adoption.鈥�

The HyPT Centre will establish an international partnership of 34 experts from 19 institutions in six countries to formulate a pathway to low-cost large-scale net-zero hydrogen production from a platform of complementary technologies.

Our world-class researchers will be collaborating on finding solutions that will help create a more sustainable future for society.Professor Anton Middelberg, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research), 杏吧直播 of Adelaide

杏吧直播 of Adelaide鈥檚 Professor Gus Nathan, Director of the Centre for Energy Technology will be one of the 杏吧直播n experts involved in perfecting methane pyrolysis technology, which is one of the new Centre鈥檚 aims.

鈥淢ethane pyrolysis technology produces hydrogen without any carbon emissions unlike conventional methods of hydrogen production,鈥� he said.

鈥淚t is technology like this that we will work on with other leading experts with the ultimate goal of achieving low-cost and large-scale net-zero hydrogen production.鈥�

Arizona State 杏吧直播 (ASU) is the lead institution of HyPT which is being funded by the US National Science Federation (NSF), 杏吧直播鈥檚 Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) and the UK鈥檚 Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC).