Professor at Cardiff School of Engineering. He has participated as PI/Co-I on 31 industrial projects with multi-nationals including PEMEX, Rolls-Royce, Siemens, Ricardo, Airbus and EON (>£35M). He has published 220 papers (h-index 35), 88 of these specifically concerning ammonia power. Prof. Valera-Medina led Cardiff’s contribution to the Innovate-UK ‘Decoupled Green Energy’ Project (2015-2018) led by Siemens and in partnership with STFC and the University of Oxford, which aims to demonstrate the use of green ammonia produced from wind energy. He is currently PI of various projects (Endeavr Green Propulsion, SAFE-AGT (EP/T009314/1), FLEXnCONFU (884157), OceanREFuel, etc.) to demonstrate ammonia power in turbine engines, Internal Combustion Engines and furnaces. He has been part of various scientific boards, chairing sessions in international conferences and moderating large industrial panels on the topic of “Ammonia for Direct Use”. He has supported two Royal Society Policy Briefings related to the use of ammonia as energy vector, and he is principal authors of the book “Techno-economic challenges of ammonia as energy vector”. He is Co-Director of the Institute of Net Zero Innovation, Cardiff University and Director of the Centre of Excellence on Ammonia Technologies (CEAT).
Cardiff University’s CEAT (Centre of Excellence on Ammonia Technologies) researchers presented the CAIPIRINH3A project at the 12th European Combustion Meeting 2025 held at Edinburgh, Scotland UK on 7-10 April 2025. […]
In July Professor Agustin Valera Medina, co-director of the Net Zero Innovation Institute (NZII) and director of the Centre of Excellence on Ammonia Technologies (CEAT) at Cardiff University is invited […]
The University of Minnesota is hosting the 4th edition of SoAE, the premier international platform for presenting and discussing pioneering scientific and engineering developments in ammonia energy. This milestone event […]
In July Professor Agustin Valera Medina, co-director of the Net Zero Innovation Institute (NZII) and director of the Centre of Excellence on Ammonia Technologies (CEAT) at Cardiff University is invited […]
Currently ~4.5 million tonnes of oil are consumed in the off-mains industrial market annually in the UK. These energy intensive processes contribute to point source emissions of 14.2 MtCO2/y. Businesses […]
We would like to Congratulate Prof. A Valera-Medina, CEAT Director, and Dr. Hua Xiao, associate professor at Jiao Tong Guangzhou and alumni from Cardiff University, on the recent announcement that […]