Rutger University

Researchers at Rutgers have developed a catalyst based on carbon nanotubes that could replace platinum in hydrogen fuel production from water.

Hydrogen, Media July 23, 2014

Energy storage news: 23.07.14

This week’s energy storage news headlines from our Twitter feed. The Society of Automotive Engineers has finalised a new hydrogen fueling standard for light-duty vehicles: SAE J2601. BMW and Samsung SDI are expanding their relationship in electric…

Scanning electron microscopy image of tungsten sulphide nanotube bundles.

Fuel Cells, Hydrogen, University, US July 30, 2013

A cheap substitute for platinum?

As in many areas of energy storage, hydrogen fuel cell research teams are expending a lot of time and brainpower on ways to replace expensive and rare elements with more ubiquitous catalysts. Crack that and…