The Renewable Fuels research group develops technologies for zero-carbon hydrogen generation and carbon dioxide reduction. Hydrogen has the potential to provide the missing link between renewable energy - such as wind and solar power - and energy end-users that are yet to find a viable alternative to fossil fuels. Two new industry projects are focused on prototyping and commercialization of technologies which have the potential to drastically reduce the cost of producing renewable hydrogen. The group also has strong links to the Hydrogen Project, part of the ANU Grand Challenge ZCEAP, which leads transdisciplinary work on understanding and facilitating the transition to trade in zero-carbon fuels.