Parul University receives £65,000 grant from Royal Academy of Engineering for research on green hydrogen

NEW DELHI: Parul University has initiated a new research project with a £65,000 grant from the Royal Academy of Engineering, UK. The project is titled "Advancing Green Hydrogen Production through Electrolysis: Optimization and Renewable Energy Integration". As per the university statement, this marks the university's fourth collaboration with the organization.

The objective of this research project is to transform hydrogen production through electrolysis and renewable energy, reducing reliance on fossil fuels. As per the university release, collaborating with the University of Surrey, UK, and Linde Engineering India Private Limited, the project promises substantial benefits, enabling students and staff to actively contribute to the development of sustainable solutions.

Interdisciplinary approach to tackle sustainable energy challenges

According to Parul University, the project adopts an interdisciplinary approach to tackle sustainable energy challenges, emphasizing collaboration to achieve its goals. Drawing on expertise from fields such as chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, applied sciences, and computer science and engineering, the project partners are equipped to advance green technology innovations.

Project goals and expected impact on sustainability

According to the Parul University, this project is poised to make a substantial impact on sustainability. It aims to reduce carbon emissions through optimized hydrogen production, promote hydrogen as a clean energy source to advance sustainable energy, bolster sustainable infrastructure, decrease dependence on fossil fuels, stimulate economic growth and job opportunities in renewable energy, and enrich education and research by offering practical experience in cutting-edge technologies and interdisciplinary learning for future leaders in sustainability.

"Parul University through its multiple research initiates has developed an ecosystem of collaborations around which have resulted in the development of innovative solutions in crucial thrust areas such as sustainable development and will continue making such efforts by collaborating with global partners and organizations." read the university press release.