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The University of Surrey has partnered with Ceres to advance clean power systems and hydrogen production in the UK, aiming to support the country’s net zero objectives and address a skills gap in electrochemical energy technologies. This collaboration will leverage Ceres' expertise in solid oxide fuel cells and electrolysis, combined with Surrey's research capabilities, to improve the efficiency and performance of these technologies. The partnership, formalized through a three-year agreement, includes joint research projects, funding bids, and training opportunities for students.