Firmly anchored to the ground, the structure of the Brainergy Hubs is steadily taking shape. For now, the building’s distinctive circular design is only beginning to emerge, with its striking
Professor Peter Wasserscheid of Forschungszentrum Jülich has been appointed Coordinator of the Clean Hydrogen Joint Programme of the European Energy Research Alliance (EERA). The programme brings together Europe’s leading research
A heavy-duty crane has lifted Reverion’s fuel-cell power plant into place at Hermann-Josef Hospital in Erkelenz. With the installation of the striking green container, the HC-H2 hydrogen demonstration project Multi-SOFC
Scientists at Forschungszentrum Jülich have outlined new approaches for supplying hydrogen to areas that will not be connected to Germany’s planned hydrogen core network by 2032. In a recent publication,
How is hydrogen produced? How is hydrogen produced? What role could it play in building a climate-friendly energy system for the future? And what exactly are scientists in Germany’s Rhineland
They are invisible yet indispensable: membranes save lives and play a crucial role in the production of hydrogen. Research is constantly striving to improve them. Aachen-based membrane expert Prof. Matthias
A bacterium discovered by a research team from the University of California in the mid-1980s in the Gulf of Naples has a remarkable property. “Thermogata neapolitana is a real glutton
Our name is a challenge: Helmholtz Cluster for a Sustainable and Infrastructure-Compatible Hydrogen Economy. Anyone who presents it needs a short break afterwards due to its length. But it could
Forschungszentrum Jülich and Nivelsteiner Sandwerke und Sandsteinbrüche GmbH (Herzogenrath) are collaborating in the HySand demonstration project to develop climate-friendly, cost-efficient solutions for industrial sand drying. The Nivelsteiner company supplies high-purity
Liquid organic hydrogen carriers are set to become even more sustainable. In a new research focus at the Institute for a sustainable Hydrogen Economy (IHE), researchers at Forschungszentrum Jülich are
