Projects repository

SURFER will validate the capabilities of PEMEL, AEL and SOEL electrolysers to rapidly modulate their operation to accommodate fluctuations in renewable energy supply, grid demand and waste heat when available

Anion exchange membrane electrolysis (AEMEL) is the most promising technology for affordable, clean hydrogen production in Europe.

SAFphyre brings together a well-designed consortium of industry experts and leading researchers to tackle key challenges in co-SOE and FT.

The PYRAH2 project tackles Europe’s need for sustainable and cost-effective hydrogen and carbon-based products, amid climate change and increasing energy demand.

The PermittHy project targets this challenge by supplying guidance and training to public officials evaluating such hydrogen project applications, and issuing building and operating permits.

PEMPIRE aims to advance Proton Exchange Membrane Electrolysers (PEMELs) deployment for acieving climate neutrality by 2050, addressing systemic and technological barriers.

The overreaching objective of the MiNaMi project is to develop the first megawatt (MW) size Proton-Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell (PEMFC) for maritime use, with a lifetime of 80,000 hours, enabling it to operate over a million nautical miles with a speed of 12.5 knots.

IRION addresses the urgent need for sustainable solutions in the hydrogen economy by developing innovative recycling and manufacturing technologies for critical components of proton exchange membrane water electrolyzers (PEMWEs).

The goal of the HySPRINT project is to use innovative manufacturing techniques for cell components to make them more sustainable, cost-effective, and easier to recycle.