Grant: Engage Grants for universities
Wen, John (University of Waterloo)
$25,000.00
On-demand production of hydrogen and heat for fueling transportation and power generation
EF 2017-18 · 2017-10-18
Résumé
Hydrogen, if produced from a renewable source such as water, is a promising solution to the climate change and global energy_x000D_
need. Meanwhile, thanks to its various energy conversion technologies through either powering fuel cells or fuelling engines and_x000D_
turbines, hydrogen is a green fuel to transportation and power generation. The challenges exist to distribute and store hydrogen_x000D_
with the desired energy density and required safety. Cleanwave is a technology company currently developing on demand_x000D_
hydrogen energy products. The existing research and development focus is optimizing and controlling catalyzed aluminum water_x000D_
reactions for utilization of the heat and hydrogen produced for transportation and power production. Through this OCE funded_x000D_
project, the University of Waterloo will work with Cleanwave and target a couple critical technical issues such as reactants_x000D_
formulation and process control, which hinder the commercialization of their hydrogen production technology. Upon the completion_x000D_
of this project, the research and development will be extended to design and scale up the reactors for difficult applications.
Programme
Engage Grants for universities
Bénéficiaire
Emplacement
Ontario, Canada
Type de bénéficiaire
Academia
Type
Grant
Source
Proactive Disclosure - Grants and Contributions
Tel que publié
Additional Information
Grant or Award spanning more than one fiscal year (2017-2018 to 2018-2019).
Additional Information (French)
Subvention ou bourse octroyée s'appliquant à plus d'un exercice financier (2017-2018 à 2018-2019).
Agreement Number
EGP
Agreement Start Date
2017-10-18
Agreement Title
On-demand production of hydrogen and heat for fueling transportation and power generation
Agreement Title (French)
On-demand production of hydrogen and heat for fueling transportation and power generation
Agreement Type
Grant
Agreement Value
$25,000.00
Amendment Number
0
Organization Code
nserc-crsng
Organization
Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada | Conseil de recherches en sciences naturelles et en génie du Canada
Program Name
Engage Grants for universities
Program Name (French)
Subventions d'engagement partenarial pour les universités
Program Purpose
Hydrogen, if produced from a renewable source such as water, is a promising solution to the climate change and global energy_x000D_
need. Meanwhile, thanks to its various energy conversion technologies through either powering fuel cells or fuelling engines and_x000D_
turbines, hydrogen is a green fuel to transportation and power generation. The challenges exist to distribute and store hydrogen_x000D_
with the desired energy density and required safety. Cleanwave is a technology company currently developing on demand_x000D_
hydrogen energy products. The existing research and development focus is optimizing and controlling catalyzed aluminum water_x000D_
reactions for utilization of the heat and hydrogen produced for transportation and power production. Through this OCE funded_x000D_
project, the University of Waterloo will work with Cleanwave and target a couple critical technical issues such as reactants_x000D_
formulation and process control, which hinder the commercialization of their hydrogen production technology. Upon the completion_x000D_
of this project, the research and development will be extended to design and scale up the reactors for difficult applications.
Program Purpose (French)
Hydrogen, if produced from a renewable source such as water, is a promising solution to the climate change and global energy_x000D_
need. Meanwhile, thanks to its various energy conversion technologies through either powering fuel cells or fuelling engines and_x000D_
turbines, hydrogen is a green fuel to transportation and power generation. The challenges exist to distribute and store hydrogen_x000D_
with the desired energy density and required safety. Cleanwave is a technology company currently developing on demand_x000D_
hydrogen energy products. The existing research and development focus is optimizing and controlling catalyzed aluminum water_x000D_
reactions for utilization of the heat and hydrogen produced for transportation and power production. Through this OCE funded_x000D_
project, the University of Waterloo will work with Cleanwave and target a couple critical technical issues such as reactants_x000D_
formulation and process control, which hinder the commercialization of their hydrogen production technology. Upon the completion_x000D_
of this project, the research and development will be extended to design and scale up the reactors for difficult applications.
Recipient City
Ontario
Recipient Country
CA
Recipient Legal Name
Wen, John (University of Waterloo)
Reference Number
GC-2017-Q3-00482
