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A hydrogen-powered train moves through the forest near Frankfurt, Germany.

In the News: The Conversation

There’s enough natural hydrogen in the Earth’s crust to help power the green energy transition

In the News: Omid Haeri Ardakani and colleagues writing in The Conversation Canada

There’s enough natural hydrogen in the Earth’s crust to help power the green energy transition

Schulich Connects - November

“All-of-the-above” energy solutions discussed at Schulich panel event

Dr. Leo Fang

Schulich professors explore hydrogen as alternative fuel for gas burners

Mayank Sabharwal

In the News: CBC Alberta at Noon

The future of hydrogen

Calgary Herald Hydrogen Plant

In the News: Calgary Herald

Alberta hydrogen power takes $57-million leap alongside pledge to build fuelling stations

Mayank Sabharwal

In the News: Global News

Alberta’s first commercial hydrogen fuelling station to open in Nisku

Sustainability report

2023 Institutional Sustainability Report captures the power of research and innovation

TRIUMF physicist makes an adjustment to the Radial Time Projection Chamber, a position-sensitive particle detector surrounding the antihydrogen trap.

Does antimatter fall up or down? UCalgary physicists observe 1st gravitational free-fall of antimatter

Hydrogen

Researchers study how Earth’s smallest molecule could play a big role in our energy future