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Make green hydrogen production PFAS-free and competitive

In collaboration with European partners, researchers from SDU's Department of Green Technology will develop a new type of electrolyser that can produce green hydrogen more cheaply, sustainably, more efficiently, and without the use of PFAS, which is currently used.

Environment - Chemistry - Nov 28, 2025

Can Artificial Photosynthesis Solve Our Energy Problems?

In nature, photosynthesis runs constantly, converting sunlight into chemical energy that all living organisms depend on to grow and survive. But what if artificial photosynthesis could be used to produce fuel we could pour directly into a car's fuel tank? For billions of years, nature has perfected photosynthesis - a process that uses sunlight to transform water and carbon dioxide into sugars.

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