PhD in Floating Solar (FPV) Powered Green Hydrogen Systems at University of Exeter University of Exeter in United Kingdom

The University of Exeter is offering a fully funded PhD opportunity in the field of Floating Solar (FPV) Powered Green Hydrogen systems, supervised by Dr Aritra Ghosh, Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Solar-Building Energy and Renewable Technologies. This research project aims to explore the integration of floating photovoltaics with hydrogen production technologies, supporting clean energy initiatives, rural electrification, and net-zero goals in the UK and beyond.

Key research areas include floating solar (FPV) technologies, green hydrogen production, renewable energy systems integration, and pathways to decarbonisation. The project is ideal for candidates passionate about innovative renewable technologies and eager to contribute to future energy solutions. The successful applicant will join a dynamic research environment at the University of Exeter, working on cutting-edge topics such as solar energy, hydrogen economy, and sustainability.

Applicants should have a strong academic background in engineering, physical sciences, or related disciplines, with a keen interest in renewable energy and decarbonisation. The position is fully funded, covering tuition fees and providing a stipend for living expenses. Candidates are encouraged to contact Dr Aritra Ghosh or apply through the University of Exeter's official channels. For more information, visit the supervisor's LinkedIn profile or the university's application portal.

Relevant keywords for this opportunity include floating solar, FPV, green hydrogen, renewable energy, decarbonisation, energy systems, solar energy, hydrogen production, net-zero, and clean energy. This PhD position offers a unique chance to contribute to the advancement of sustainable energy technologies and support the transition to a low-carbon future.