Clean Energy Research Laboratory

Ontario Tech University is organizing a unique event on “Hydrogen Energy Technologies: Challenges and Opportunities” at a time when there are attempts provincially and federally to develop strategic plans and the aim to bring key researchers, project leaders, policy makers, strategists, as well as experts, to discuss such a significant topic from every perspective, covering a number of hot topics ranging from; hydrogen production to its utilization, codes and standards, safety, innovation, commercial viability, as well as initiatives from local to global economies. This is a timely initiative to reinforce the strong commitment of Ontario Tech University to hydrogen energy technologies. Our Clean Energy Research Laboratory (CERL) is a hub for this.

Registration and participation: https://bit.ly/hydrogen-engineering

A recent study of publicly available research data quantifying the work of the top 100,000 natural science and engineering researchers worldwide puts a group of Ontario Tech University researchers in some very elite company.

In the field of energy (out of more than 186,000 researchers globally), Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Dincer ranked No. 6 (1,200 papers with more than 62,000 citations, among the top one per cent of all researchers in Canada in any field).

Ontario Tech researchers demonstrate powerful international influence A recent study of publicly available research data quantifying the work of the top 100,000 natural science and engineering researchers worldwide puts a group of Ontario Tech University researchers in some very elite company.

Professor Ibrahim Dincer is delivering his opening speech at the 4th International Hydrogen Technologies Congress taking place in Edirne, Turkey between June 20-23. Special thanks to Hidrojen Teknolojileri Derneği

Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Dincer has delivered two overview talks on Alternative Dimensions of Hydrogen Energy and Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Related Research at CERL during the 3rd International Hydrogen Technologies Congress in Alanya, Turkey.

Chinese province runs on 100% renewables for 7 days - "The trial – which ran from 17 June to 23 June – saw the entire province generate all of its power needs with clean energy sources, including solar, wind and hydro power."

Chinese province runs on 100% renewables for 7 days The Qinghai Province, located in Northwest China, has successfully run on 100 per cent renewable energy for seven continuous days, as part of a trial conducted by the State Grid Corporation of China

Clean Energy Research Laboratory director Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Dincer gave a talk about the recent advancements in the field of exergy and research at CERL during the 9th International Exergy, Energy, and Environment Symposium in Split, Croatia.

Germany’s artificial sun, the Synlight, begins operation Called “Synlight,” the artificial sun is designed to test ways to produce environmentally friendly fuel without generating any harmful emissions.

Scientists Harness Solar Power to Produce Hydrogen from Biomass A team of scientists at the University of Cambridge has developed a way of using solar power to generate hydrogen from biomass, the U.K. university said last week.

Alabama’s largest solar energy system, the River Bend Solar Farm, has come online. The new solar farm is the largest that has ever been built in the state and is being maintained by the Tennessee Valley Authority. The solar farm has a capacity of 75 megawatts, which is being fed into the Alabama energy grid. The Tennessee Valley Authority expects that the solar energy system will be able to generate enough electricity to power 15,000 average homes.

Largest solar farm in Alabama is now online Alabama’s largest solar energy system, the River Bend Solar Farm, has come online. The new solar farm is the largest that has ever been built in the state