Renewable Energy Magazine
Summary
Recently, Stony Brook University received a grant of more than $4.9 million to develop a clean hydrogen research demonstration project for a low-pressure, ambient-temperature hydrogen-storage system to improve resiliency and reliability of a health care system’s energy operations, adding to its already stellar reputation.
Once a successful demonstration has been carried out, the system can be replicated across several industry sectors including hospitals and data centers to not only store and deliver reliable energy but provide energy security.
“As a recognized leader in energy storage, Stony Brook University is shaping the future of clean energy through innovation and research, including in this pioneering hydrogen storage project,” said Stony Brook University President Andrea Goldsmith, in a written statement.
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