Why we’re writing about this topic: In view of the energy transition, great hopes are being placed in hydrogen. Solutions are especially sought for the energy-intensive industry.
Russia’s war of aggression on Ukraine and the resulting geopolitical situation has once again highlighted the urgency of renewable energy. Among the great hopes is hydrogen, which has the ability to store electricity from renewable sources such as biomass, wind and solar. But so far, environmentally-friendly hydrogen can only be produced using costly processes and is thus only available in small quantities. Green hydrogen would be a good solution for energy-intensive industries, among other things.
To accelerate the availability of green power, the Graz University of Technology and the Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT) in Vienna want to step up the development of innovative and efficient…
Austria launches new PhD program to fast-track production of green hydrogen
