Author: Anela Dokso

Heraeus Precious Metals launches new Business Line Hydrogen Systems Heraeus Precious Metals, has announced the launch of a new Business Line Hydrogen Systems, which will be operational on January 1, 2024. Heraeus Precious Metals is demonstrating its commitment to the hydrogen economy with this calculated step. In particular, Hydrogen Systems offers cutting-edge electrocatalyst solutions for next-generation applications along with a wide range of other precious metal-based products for fuel cells and electrolyzers. In addition to providing a supply of precious metals, the new Business Line also provides a wide range of technologies and corresponding production capacity for the recovery of…

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