Advancing electrochemical technology for decarbonization
In Carnegie Mellon University's Electrochemical Decarbonization Laboratory (CMU-EDL), we research several sustainable energy technologies and their applications, including fuel cells electrolyzers, batteries, supercapacitors, and CO2 capture and utilization technologies.
With ever-increasing concerns over climate change and energy independence, the development of sustainable energy systems and pollution abatement technologies are prominent on the global agenda. However, significant research and development are required to realize sustainable energy technologies that are economically feasible and publicly acceptable. Our lab focuses on decarbonization technologies that use electrochemsity to achieve these important goals.
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