Sustainable Hydrogen Energy Laboratory (SHEL) Research Group

Hydrogen technologies are emerging solutions to support intermittent renewables used in a wide spectrum of stationary and mobile applications. These technologies are highly multidisciplinary by nature and their development relies on cross-disciplinary engineering and science knowledge, experience, skills, and capabilities. Since early 2000, we have been working on different aspects of sustainable hydrogen energy technologies across a range of research areas.

• Hydrogen production methods
• Novel hydrogen storage and transport solutions
• Integrated renewable hydrogen systems
• Fuel cell and electrolyser systems innovations
• Unitised Regenerative Fuel Cells (URFCs), proton flow batteries, and proton flow reactors
• Novel materials for hydrogen storage, fuel cells, and electrolysers
• Thermal management solutions for hydrogen systems
• Catalyst, membrane, and electrodes for fuel cells and electrolysers
• Fuel cell and electrolyser structural and component design
• Hydrogen systems for stationary/mobile applications
• Hydrogen economy 

• The Australian Defence Industries (DMTC, DST, DIH)
• CSIRO
• The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA)
• The Australian Hydrogen Research Network (AHRN)
• QinetiQ Australia
• Thales Group
• C2-Robotics
• Geelong Regional Hydrogen Cluster, Startupbootcamp
• University of New South Wales (UNSW)
• Griffith University
• Monash University
• Deakin University
• The United States Office of Naval 
• Eldor Corporation (Italy)
• Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt (Germany)
• FH Aachen (Germany)
• Kyushu University (Japan)
• Kyoto University (Japan)
• Kawasaki Heavy Industries (Japan)
• National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology - ASIT (Japan)
• Simon Fraser University (Canada)
• Infinity Fuel Cell and Hydrogen (US)
• Kathmandu University (Nepal)