This research develops a seawater-compatible electrolyzer that uses state-of-the-art materials with an integrated deionization layer powered by waste heat. The system enables efficient hydrogen production from seawater, supporting portable refueling stations for hydrogen-powered marine UAVs and advancing clean, sustainable energy for offshore operations.

This research explores tidal energy as a reliable renewable source using digital twin technology. By simulating tidal farms in the Long Island Sound, it evaluates performance and environmental impacts before construction. The approach enables efficient, fish-friendly energy design, offering a scalable solution for sustainable ocean-based power generation worldwide.