We bring together leading hydrogen storage, refueling and vehicle experts along with talented newcomers and sustainable management to: Develop a disruptive clean hydrogen storage and refuelling technology platform, accelerate the transformation to a decarbonized world and create a cleaner and greener future for coming generations.
Cygnus Atratus is a UK company engaged in research and development of Fuel Cells and ancillary Hydrogen technologies.
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Hydrogen is the energy carrier of the 21st century. Together with regenerative primary energies, it offers a basis for the energy industry of the future. The German Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association e.V. is the umbrella organization of all those in Germany who are committed to the general use of hydrogen as an energy source in the economy and to the fact that hydrogen is produced from renewable energies - for a sustainable energy economy.
DiLiCo engineering and its partner ZBT - Zentrum für BrennstoffzellenTechnik GmbH in Duisburg are developing a solution for simple and fast contacting of fuel cells for cell voltage measurement. This solution is an extension of DiLiCo cell voltage and is intended to be a cost effective solution for the integration of a cell voltage measurement in the series production of fuel cells. This solution optimises the reliability of fuel cells that are manufactured in series. This brings significant advantages for the manufacturer in terms of the production and follow-up costs of his systems.
A Project Management Consulting (PMC) Company. Conversion of renewable energy as wind, solar, hydro to CO2 neutral green hydrogen / methan / methanol / ammonia / e-fuels.
DS Consulting GmbH in Munich is working with partners to develop a supply chain from Scotland to Germany that should deliver green hydrogen by 2025. By 2030 and beyond, customers can access a large-scale supply generated from offshore wind farms in the North Sea and transported by pipeline to German ports.
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