Parul University Receives £65,000 Grant From Royal Academy of Engineering for Research on Green Hydrogen

The research project on green hydrogen aims to revolutionize hydrogen exhibition by utilising electrolysis and renewable energy and reducing fossil fuel dependency.

Parul University has received a grant of £65,000, from the Royal Academy of Engineering, UK for a research project i.e. “Advancing Green Hydrogen Production through Electrolysis: Optimization and Renewable Energy Integration.” After this collaboration, PU has marked its fourth project with RAE, UK. Through the use of electrolysis and renewable energy, this research action aims to transform the generation of hydrogen by reducing dependency on fossil fuels.

This joint attempt between Linde Engineering India Private Limited and the University of Surrey, UK will be highly beneficial and enable students to contribute to the discovery of potentially sustainable solutions. The integrated strategy of this project indicates a dedication to tackling issues related to sustainable energy and the necessity of forming cooperative efforts to accomplish this goal.

The project aims to significantly impact several areas such as reducing carbon emissions by optimizing hydrogen production advancing sustainable energy by promoting hydrogen as a clean energy source, supporting sustainable infrastructure and lessening fossil fuel reliance. Parul University intends to keep up these efforts by collaborating with international partners and organizations. Through its multiple study initiatives, Parul university has created an ecosystem of collaborations within which innovative approaches have been established in important areas like sustainable development.

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