A new Teesside University-led project will deliver independent evidence on advanced CO2 separation technologies, supporting the region’s growing hydrogen and biogas ambitions.
5 Mar 2026
![L-R - Dr Faizan Ahmad (Teesside University) and Professor Ondrej Masek (University of Edinburgh). [Naomi Gabrielle Photography]. Link to L-R - Dr Faizan Ahmad (Teesside University) and Professor Ondrej Masek (University of Edinburgh). [Naomi Gabrielle Photography].](https://www.tees.ac.uk/images/commonimages/publication_photos/release_photos/8938.jpg "L-R - Dr Faizan Ahmad (Teesside University) and Professor Ondrej Masek (University of Edinburgh). [Naomi Gabrielle Photography].")
A pioneering Teesside University research project developing an innovative carbon capturing soil conditioner has won a prestigious award.
27 Feb 2026
Teesside University is working with the UK National Nuclear Laboratory (UKNNL) on an ambitious project to explore how nuclear energy can do more than generate electricity, by co-producing hydrogen, synthetic fuels, and heat for industrial and domestic applications.
18 Dec 2025
Teesside University has entered into a research partnership with Welsh resource management firm Dauson Environmental Group (DEG) which has the potential to reshape the landscape for sustainable building materials and low-carbon infrastructure across the UK.
28 Nov 2025
An international partnership has been establishing linking the Tees Valley with an Australian state to support the drive towards a net zero future.
1 Sep 2025
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