Loughborough University is well-placed to accelerate the affordability, scalability, and sustainability of hydrogen to drive skills, innovation and productivity and deliver far-reaching economic and societal impacts.

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Research and innovation

Home to one of Europe's largest Green Hydrogen research groups and a high proportion of internationally respected centres engaged in Net Zero research and innovation with demonstrable commercial and societal impact.
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Inward investment

Founding partner in one of UK’s largest public sector manufacturing investments, integral to major hydrogen scaling initiatives in the midlands, large hydrogen and Net Zero cluster on Loughborough University Science and Enterprise Park.
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Future-proof skills ecosystem

The University is integral to the East Midlands skills ecosystem which is delivering the skills of the future from level four (advanced learning) through to postdoctoral research centred on hydrogen and Net Zero.

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Battery-electrolyser team wins prestigious Stewart Dow Memorial Award

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Loughborough-made battery system promises clean cooking with hydrogen for remote African communities

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We welcome discussions about hydrogen research partnerships, skills development, and business accommodation - Dr Kathryn North, Associate Pro Vice-Chancellor, Climate Change and Net Zero.

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