Next Generation PEM Electrolysers under New Extremes ...

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    About NEPTUNE

    The NEPTUNE project addresses challenges associated with reducing capital costs, and increasing production rates and output pressures of water electrolysis that will be required to achieve large-scale application of PEM electrolysers.

    The NEPTUNE project will develop a set of breakthrough solutions at material, stack and system levels to increase hydrogen pressure to 100 bar and current density to 4 A/cm2 for the base load, while keeping the nominal energy consumption less than 50 kWh/kg H2. The novel solutions will be validated by demonstrating a robust and rapid-response electrolyser of 48 kW nominal capacity with a production rate of 23 kg H2/day.


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  • 5 partners involved in the project ...

    Partners

    Five partners from United Kigdom, Italy, Denmark and France are involved in the NEPTUNE project: partners

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  • The latest information ...

    News

    •  NEWSLETTER ISSUE#2 - July 2020

    The second issue of the NEPTUNE newsletter is also available for download: PDF

    In the last 12 months, the development, characterisation and scale-up of both membranes and catalysts has been completed and transferred from work packages 3 and 4 to work package 5 for MEA development and characterisation. Stack engineering and system development are on track to be able achieve upcoming project milestones...

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    Contact


    Project Coordinator   Ms. Catherine McDougall
    kx2 outlook2   ITM Power plc
    22 Atlas Way
    S4 7QQ Sheffield
    United Kingdom


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funding

Funding Institutions

This NEPTUNE project has received funding from the Fuel Cells and Hydrogen 2 Joint Undertaking under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 779540.

Duration: 3 years (2018-2021)
Budget: 1926846,25 €

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