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Aviation

RWTH Aachen and Airbus develop fuel cell system for short-haul aircraft

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The Chair of Production Engineering of E-Mobility Components (PEM) at RWTH Aachen is developing a scalable fuel cell system for short-haul passenger aircraft with partners from industry and research. The three-year project GENtwoPRO is funded by the federal government.

Technology

Metallic Bipolar Plate from Dana Aims to Reduce Electrolysis Costs

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Dana has introduced a metallic bipolar plate for electrolysers. The component, developed at the Neu-Ulm site, is made of titanium or steel, is only 0.1 millimetres thin, and aims to reduce system costs through higher power density.

Lead Markets

EU Commission presents Industrial Accelerator Act – with gaps in hydrogen

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The EU Commission presented the Industrial Accelerator Act on March 4. The law aims to strengthen European manufacturing through "Made in EU" and CO2 requirements. For hydrogen, it offers less than some had hoped.

Research

EU Project Desiree aims to make solid oxide electrolysis more efficient and durable

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A European consortium led by the Spanish research center Cener aims to further develop solid oxide electrolysis. In the Desiree project, a 40 kW prototype is to be created by 2029, achieving an efficiency of over 85 percent and providing hydrogen without additional electrical compression.

E-Fuels

EU project Eco2Fuel scales electrochemical CO2 conversion to 50 kW

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The EU-funded consortium Eco2Fuel aims to present progress in electrochemical CO2 reduction by the end of April. The focus is on a validated 50 kW electrolyser system designed to convert CO2 into synthetic fuels and chemicals using electricity.

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