Unite!Energy MSCA project (GA NO 101119805)

Unite!Energy builds on the coordination effort of academic institutions of the Unite! Alliance, and it is composed of ten of the most prestigious universities in Europe, together with eight companies and two institutions that closely cooperate in the context of a doctoral training programme. The focus of the proposal is the use of hydrogen to store excess electrical energy generated off-peak from a renewable energy plant and its use for the generation of electricity at peak demand, that is, chemical energy storage. Hydrogen is produced through electrolysis and photoelectrolysis, stored on site and used to generate electricity in a fuel cell.