As the world searches for sources of low-emission energy, researchers at Edith Cowan University (ECU) have uncovered a potential clean energy game-changer beneath Western Australia's red soil.
As the world searches for sources of low-emission energy, researchers at Edith Cowan University (ECU) have uncovered a potential clean energy game-changer beneath Western Australia's red soil.
A new study has revealed a way to generate naturally occurring hydrogen that ECU experts say could help power Australia's future - and create a major export industry.
The breakthrough centres on magnetite, a mineral found in Western Australia’s vast iron ore deposits throughout the Pilbara region.
ECU School of Engineering researchers have discovered that when magnetite reacts with hot water deep underground, it can generate hydrogen gas.
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