Electrochemical Energy Conversion and Storage Laboratory (EECS Lab)
EECS Lab’s research activities cover a range of technical applications, including green hydrogen, redox flow battery, photoelectrochemistry and thermoelectrochemistry. Discover how we are working to explore Net-Zero energy technologies.
Led by Dr Dowon Bae, our research focuses on electrochemical energy storage and conversion systems, as well as device design including solar-rechargeable redox flow battery (SRFB), RFB with thermally-regenerative electrochemical cycle (TREC), and photo- and electro-chemical (PEC & EC) device architecture.
Latest news
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The STFC funds a journey towards efficient green hydrogen production
Joint research between Loughborough and African universities has been set to explore the underlying mechanism of temperature-sensitive catalysts for green hydrogen production.
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TREC battery paper as Front Cover for RSC Energy Advances
Data-driven screening work for more than 80 redox electrolyte combinations has been selected as the Front Cover of the Royal Society of Chemistry journal
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New research project to create ultra-lightweight solar cells for space applications
A research collaboration between Loughborough and Cambridge Universities has been set up to develop ultra-lightweight solar cells for use in space applications.