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Fraunhofer ISE is showcasing its new production research for membrane electrode assemblies (MEA) for fuel cells and electrolyzers at Hannover Messe. The focus is on a new pilot facility as well as analyses of power-to-X and hydrogen supply chains.
Fraunhofer ISE has developed a process that significantly reduces the cost of producing dimethyl ether, or DME. This energy carrier could play an important role in future hydrogen imports. A pilot plant is now planned in Chile.
Fraunhofer ISE has established a new research platform for the production of membrane electrode assemblies (MEAs). The aim is to create a scalable manufacturing process for fuel cell and electrolysis applications.
