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Theory, Low Cost
Biofuel, CO2 Reduction,
Bio-inspired Constructs,
Biomemitic Catalysts,
Methanogenesis
Fuel Cells, Borohydrides, Catalysts, Ionic Liquids,
Si-Electroplating
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Center for Renewable Energy Electrochemistry


CREE′s mission is to become a world leader in renewable electrochemically-based energy storage and conversion research.

  • Improved electrochemical performance through alternative electrolytes such as ionic liquids.
  • Catalysts - It is widely recognized that there is not sufficient Pt for widespread fuel cell deployment. New catalysts in non-acid based electrolytes are an area of focus.
  • Electrocatalyst and electrode stability studies to improve longevity of e.g. Pt, and seek more stable systems.Make many specific variations
  • Fuel cell architectures-nvestigation of membraneless alternatives to conventional fuel cells based on consideration of the previous three research activities.
  • Sustainable electrochemical energy sources - electrochemical solar cells.
  • New techniques for the study of catalysts.
  • New rationally designed nanomaterials for batteries.


For more information, please, contact Prof. Austin Angell or Cody Friesen
For CREE presentation, click here

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