The KFUPM Interdisciplinary Research Center for Hydrogen Technologies and Carbon Management (IRC-HTCM), launched on November 23, 2023, aims to make a significant impact through basic and applied research in the fields of Hydrogen Technologies and Carbon Management. It focuses on clean hydrogen production, storage, transportation, and utilization within the hydrogen program. Moreover, the carbon program targets CO2 emission mitigation through capture, conversion, utilization, storage, and advocating for net zero carbon policies.
The purpose of the IRC-HTCM is to contribute in creating an economical and environmental impact through basic and applied research. The center develops research program in multiple promising fields in applied sciences, focusing mainly on Hydrogen, Carbon Capture and Conversion, and Energy Storage.
Hydrogen is one of the leading options for clean and sustainable energy, attr...
The Carbon Capture and Conversion program at IRC-HTCM develop research progra...
The aim of the membranes laboratory is to develop dense metallic (Pd-based) membranes for H2 separation.
The material synthesis laboratory is well equipped with sophisticated high pressure autoclaves, microwave synthesizers, vacuum schlenk li...
To assess the performance of energy storage devices, different electrochemical techniques are used in a simulated environment such as sim...
It has an advanced scanning electron microscope including powder samples preparation for FESEM and the lab also possess XRD, two educatio...
