Helping to accelerate research into systems integration of hydrogen for the future net-zero energy transition through co-creation

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Our vision is to ensure that hydrogen is appropriately integrated in a future equitable energy system, through holistic multi-disciplinary research which address integration challenges.

We will achieve this through a fundamental shift in critical analysis of the role of hydrogen and alternative liquid fuels (HALF) in the context of the overall energy landscape. We will collaborate closely with key stakeholders to co-create a robust research outcome.

 

HI-ACT will establish a national Hub of excellence and create a collaboration ecosystem catalysing world leading research with actionable outputs and long-term, sustainable impacts. We aim to continually engage with stakeholders and interested parties throughout the process to make the transition as equitable as possible.

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9 / 04 / 2024

News: HI-ACT Researchers Foster Global Collaboration through British Council’s International Science Partnerships Fund

HIACT Researchers Foster Global Collaboration through British Council’s International Science Partnerships Fund Author: Dr Yusuf Chanchangi The International Science Partnerships…

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20 / 03 / 2024

Blog: Bringing together the future generation of Net Zero researchers 

Bringing together the future generation of Net Zero researchers  Last month, 250 early career researchers working across aspects of net…

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HI ACT Webinar : Integration of energy storage and hydrogen infrastructures in future energy systems

  The webinar on “Integration of energy storage and hydrogen infrastructures in future energy systems” was a first webinar event…

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HI-ACT webinar: Spatial considerations of Hydrogen and CCUS in modelling

HI-ACT webinar: Spatial considerations of Hydrogen and CCUS in modelling We would like to thank everyone for attending the shared…

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Who is behind HI-ACT?

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