Edmonton Journal
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📍 AB
May 25, 2026
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'Quite remarkable': Hydrogen breakthrough in Edmonton to help power the future?
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Chemistry researcher Steven Bergens works in a lab at the University of Alberta with Soumodip Sur, postdoctoral scholar in the Department of Chemistry, in Edmonton, on May 15, 2026. PHOTO BY SHAUGHN BUTTS /Postmedia Article content Time at the molecular benchtop and a revolutionary hunch has turned an inventive idea into a hydrogen production reality for a team of University of Alberta researchers. Article content The smallest molecule, and arguably the most important, hydrogen is used in many ways — and Albertans need it. Article content Article content It can clean up oil and get rid of nitr…
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