New Cobalt based selenides as electrocatalysts for water splitting and fuel cell applications
Ongoing
To engineer the next generation of electrocatalysts with a new Cobalt based selenides for water splitting and fuel cell applications, aiming to reduce cost, and increase stability and durability.
Project Insights
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€111,833
Total Project Costs -
4 yr
Project Duration -
2022
Year Funded
Project Description
The project gives a clean technology with no toxic or greenhouses gases that is possible by using a combination of electrolysis and fuel cells. The renewable surplus electricity could be used to split the water molecule into hydrogen and oxygen. The hydrogen could then be converted back to electricity using a fuel cell. The mission is to work on a new Cobalt based selenides as electrocatalysts to facilitate the water splitting and fuel cell reactions.Project Details
Total Project Cost: €111,833
Funding Agency: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)Irish Research Council (IRC)
Year Funded: 2022
Lead Organisation: Maynooth University