Prof Regina Palkovits and Prof Jürgen Klankermayer have won the Werner Siemens Foundation (WSS) ideas competition with their project “catalaix: Catalysis for a circular economy“. The two researchers from RWTH
Mayor Stephan Muckel visits the Helmholtz Hydrogen Cluster The Hermann-Josef Hospital in Erkelenz is becoming a place of hydrogen innovation. The first expansion stage of a new energy system is
HC-H2 Brainergy Park Connect series to continue next year Brainergy Park continues to grow. This is clear to all visitors who regularly drive through the innovative industrial park to the
The stock of machinery continues to grow at the Institute for a Sustainable Hydrogen Economy. Jülich hydrogen researchers recently acquired another important tool. For a few days now, a 5-axis
Forschungszentrum Jülich’s Institute for a Sustainable Hydrogen Economy (INW) continues to grow. On 1 December, Prof. Dr. Hans-Georg Steinrück will be appointed director of Catalytic Interfaces for Chemical Hydrogen Storage
Built extraordinarily quickly When a building contractor says that their company offers buildings in a modular design, this doesn’t necessarily sound like impressive architecture at first. However, Jan Weisel, managing
Regina Palkovits becomes head of INW-2 Hydrogen research in Jülich is being bolstered by the arrival of a high-profile expert: Prof. Dr. Regina Palkovits is to become a director at
There has been no change regarding which colour of hydrogen remains the ultimate target: the future is green. This will remain the case after the German federal government amended its
Key handed over An important event for Jülich hydrogen researchers – employees at Forschungszentrum Jülich’s Institute for a Sustainable Hydrogen Economy (INW) can now move into their technical centre. On
Just a few days ago, there was nothing to see here but a sandy, flattened surface. But now, construction of the start-up village at Brainergy Park near Jülich has begun.
