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UCT students are leading the research on green hydrogen, which is used to make cleaner fuels for cooking and aviation. Green hydrogen is produced through a process called electrolysis using renewable energy sources and releases no emissions during its production, making it a clean fuel.
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Students at the University of Cape Town are researching ways to use green hydrogen to make cleaner fuels for cooking and aviation.