Our research leverages decades of work at NREL in fuel cells, including parallel world-class electrochemical testing capabilities and computational supremacy.

A picture showing the SEEC/SEEL buildings at CU BoulderSEEC and SEEL

One of our lab spaces is located in the Sustainability, Energy, & Enviornment Laboratory (SEEL) building at CU Boulder's East Campus. Here, we share an open, collaborative environment with neighboring labs working on renewable energy, along with our spectroscopic equipment. In addition, students' desks are housed in the Renewable and Sustainable Energy Institute (RASEI) at the Sustainability, Energy, & Environment Complex (SEEC) building, just next to SEEL. 

 

 

Energy Systems Integration Facility

A picture showing ESIF building at NRELOur reactor engineering research takes place at NREL's Energy & Systems Integration Facility (ESIF) building, where some of our Electrobuffs work in parallel with researchers that have been developing scaled electrochemical devices for decades. Pictured here is NREL's 40 kW water electrolyzer: https://www.nrel.gov/hydrogen/fuel-cells.html.