Energy Efficiency & Conservation Authority (EECA)
Research on Potential Electrolytic Hydrogen Co-benefits
Research on Potential Electrolytic Hydrogen Co-benefits is a funding opportunity from Energy Efficiency & Conservation Authority (EECA), closing October 23, 2026.
Overview
EECA is seeking proposals for research into the potential co-benefits of producing hydrogen through electrolysis. Electrolysers produce hydrogen alongside oxygen and waste heat. This research will help us understand whether, and in what circumstances, those co-products could create value, reduce the delivered cost of…