Scientific Achievements

The projects below represent some of our scientific breakthroughs in MaREI that we consider to be of particular significance in how they address important research questions. 

Scientific Breakthroughs

Potential for Green Hydrogen to Upgrade Biogas

Calibration of the Potential for Green Hydrogen to Upgrade Biogas to Renewable Biomethane

Development of a new Global Hourly Power System Model

MaREI has developed a new global hourly power system model entitled PLEXOS-World

MaREI researchers in UL achieve autonomous docking for work class Remotely Operated Vehicle

Demonstrating for the first time the autonomous docking of a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV)

Sea-spray regulates sulfate cloud droplet activation over oceans

Investigating the role of sea-spray in regulating sulphate cloud droplet activation over oceans

Dingle Peninsula ‘Energy Transition’ with Innovative Transdisciplinary Research

Collaborating with the local community to enable the broader societal changes required for the sustainable transition

MaREI researchers release new paper on Global Power Systems Modelling

Quantifying the impact of transnational grids to enable high levels of renewable generation

Large-Scale Analysis of Effects of Seismic Surveys on Cetaceans through KOSMOS Surveys

Quantifying noise impacts from seismic surveys on marine mammals