Author: Arnes Biogradlija

The University of Bayreuth’s researchers promote the study of high-temperature electrolysis (HTEL) as part of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research’s hydrogen flagship initiative (BMBF). The H2Giga project’s objective is to conduct research, develop, and commercialize high-performance, low-cost electrolyzers to meet Germany’s demand for green hydrogen. The H2Giga project “HTs: HTEL Stacks — Ready for Gigawatt” is one of the seven “scale-up projects” in H2Giga. Sunfire is the company in charge of the project’s coordination. The Chair of Ceramic Materials Engineering has been awarded funding totaling more than €950,000 for the next nearly four years. Green hydrogen is capable…

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