World first for solid-state green hydrogen at hybrid solar project

Excess solar power will be converted to H2, which will be stored in a solid material called sodium borohydride, before being run through a fuel cell to generate electricity at Australian project

Professor Kondo-Francois Aguey-Zinsou, in his laboratory at the University of New South Wales, who has led the team developing the sodium borohydride technology. — Professor Kondo-Francois Aguey-Zinsou, in his laboratory at the University of New South Wales, who has led the team developing the sodium borohydride technology.University of New South Wales

Leigh Collins

Published 11 March 2020, 11:31Updated 11 March 2020, 13:46