New Mexico Tech, Los Alamos National Laboratory (LAL), has received $1.3M in funding from the U.S. Department of Energy Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) to explore the potential of Geologic Hydrogen. The funding will be used to develop low-cost, low-emissions hydrogen, which will create good-paying jobs and new economic opportunities in communities across the nation while helping meet President Biden’s ambitious climate and decarbonization goals. The project aims to develop a method to increase the production rate of stimulated hydrogen through promoting hierarchical cracks in reactant rock formations.

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