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Companies secure transport capacities
Shortly after the start of the reservation phase, demand for transport capacities in the hydrogen core network already exceeds the expectations of network operators. Market participants are securing infrastructure for the ramp-up of the hydrogen economy at an early stage.
read more...A start-up project at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) aims to fundamentally simplify the production of green hydrogen: Mass-produced photoreactor panels are to be used to produce hydrogen directly from sunlight and water - without electrolysers, without electricity consumption and without a grid connection.
read more...Delta, MODEC & Eld Energy cooperate
Delta is launching the maritime energy transition in collaboration with MODEC and Eld Energy: First Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFC) on FPSOs to reach pilot operation by 2027.
read more...F-gas regulation in thermal management
The tightening of the F-Gas Regulation is forcing companies to rethink. Deadlines are approaching and the question of the right refrigerant strategy is pressing. What at first glance appears to be a regulatory burden can also be a strategic opportunity. The case study shows how natural refrigerants reduce costs and create long-term investment security.
read more...The hydrogen flagship project "H2 Giga" shows how electrolysers can be mass-produced, digitally monitored and sustainably recycled in the future - a technical and economic step towards green hydrogen production and recyclability.
read more...Ammonia is becoming increasingly important as a hydrogen storage medium for the energy transition. Fraunhofer IMM is developing a compact cracking technology for decentralized hydrogen recovery.
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