Projects repository

NEREUS aims to push the boundaries of low-temperature water electrolysis by developing next-generation anion-exchange membrane (AEM) electrolyzers that combine high performance, durability, and cost efficiency.

The AELIOS project is focused on designing a robust and sustainable Alkaline Electrolyser with improved efficiency, capable of operating flexibly in conjunction with renewable energy sources.

The UPeM project main target is to establish a harmonised protocols for sampling and analysis of PFAS in different in- and out-streams (liquid, gas, aerosol) from PEMFC and PEMWE.

NORHyWAY will establish a mature, scalable Hydrogen Valley in Mid-Norway, creating a fully integrated and self-sustaining ecosystem that spans the entire hydrogen value chain—production, distribution, storage, and diverse end-use

The Lighter than Air (LtA) Hydrogen Valley is a groundbreaking initiative driving large-scale hydrogen adoption across industrial, mobility, construction, logistics, and energy.

VHyTTA seeks to address the obstacles in hydrogen distribution by developing and demonstrating at TRL7 two multipurpose and flexible concepts of HRS

ThunderStack aims to develop and validate a new sustainable SOEL concept combined with novel operation methods (AC:DC) for optimal thermal control.

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.