Further research is encouraged into advanced materials and manufacture of low-cost electrolysers for hydrogen production.
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Novel alkaline electrolyser with optimized micro-patterned electrodes for efficient ultra-low cost hydrogen
**Challenge:** So far hydrogen production is too expensive. Currently the market is served by 96% grey hydrogen (meaning H2 created by natural gas or methane, without capturing greenhouse gases) which is responsible for...
Funded by: Innovate UK
Why might this be relevant?
Addresses the challenge of developing low-cost electrolysers for hydrogen production and aligns with UK's 'Net Zero' strategy.
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H2G - a membrane-free, modular electrolyser significantly reducing levelised production costs of green hydrogen through low-cost mass production, scalability, and enhanced robustness.
**_H2G - a membrane-free, modular electrolyser significantly reducing levelised production costs of green hydrogen through low-cost mass production, scalability, and enhanced robustness._** WD Hydrotech Ltd, a UK SME, p...
Funded by: Innovate UK
Why might this be relevant?
Focuses on reducing production costs of green hydrogen through low-cost mass production and scalability.
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90% lower cost alkaline electrolysers using novel catalyst and membranes to establish green hydrogen infrastructure for cross sectoral industrial markets.
The AlkH2 project aims to deliver a step change in the uptake of ultra-low carbon, green-hydrogen production achieved through technology breakthroughs in new low cost materials and manufacturing processes. Non-precious m...
Funded by: Innovate UK
Why might this be relevant?
Aims to establish green hydrogen infrastructure with lower cost alkaline electrolysers using novel catalysts and membranes.