Welcome to Penn State's hydrogen energy research center!

Hydrogen energy research has sprung to the forefront at Penn State University, where more than a hundred researchers are fully involved in developing new hydrogen energy and hydrogen fuel cell technologies.

Penn State and its collaborations are leading progress in hydrogen storage, production, utilization, and education, inventing new hydrogen technologies, and enhancing the growth of a hydrogen infrastructure in Pennsylvania and the United States, and with continuing research hopefully throughout the world.

To learn more about Penn State University hydrogen research, please explore our research webpages and visit the Penn State Hydrogen Day.

Announcements
Recent Events
PSIE changes name -
An integral environmental organization at Penn State has officially changed their name to Penn State Institutes of Energy and The Environment (PSIEE).

Read the full story here.
Hydrogen Day 2006 -
After two successful Hydrogen Days in 2003 and 2004, Hydrogen Day returned on November 14th, 2006.

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Featured News
Research
Mechanical engineering's Mench receives $400,000 NSF grant:
Dr. Matthew Mench has received a grant from the NSF for his proposal, "Sensors for Quantification of Degradation in Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells."
Innovative & Significant -
Comprising over 40 research endeavors and hundreds of talented researchers from numerous departments, Penn State is fully involved in a coordinated effort to bring economic alternative energy closer to a worldwide reality.
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Continuous Improvement-
The Penn State H2E Center encourages the exchange of ideas and suggestions.

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