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H₂ZERO - HYDROGEN
TO ZERO EMISSIONS
& RENEWABLE OPTIONS
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Overview
The H2Zero Research Unit at Frederick University advances scientific research in hydrogen, zero-emission technologies, and renewable energy options. Activities align with global climate change concerns and energy transition priorities, fostering collaboration across academia, government, and industry to position Cyprus and Frederick University at the forefront of sustainable energy innovation.
The main research interests and activities of the members of the unit are related to:
• Renewable and sustainable energy systems
• Hydrogen production, fuel cells, and storage solutions
• Smart grids and energy network integration
• Power and transportation nexus for electrification
• Energy-water-transport nexus challenges
• CO2 capture and storage technologies
• Energy policy, regulation, and economics
• Public health and energy externalities
• Life cycle analysis, economic modelling, and market analysis
• Social acceptance and public engagement for the energy transition
Research Projects experience:
The team brings experience in interdisciplinary projects involving renewable integration, hydrogen applications, smart energy systems, and collaborative activities with local and international partners in both research and industry.
The H2Zero Research Unit represents Frederick University's commitment to pioneering research in sustainable energy and hydrogen, driving Cyprus and the region toward a cleaner future.
