H2U and De Nora Enter Research & Development Agreement to Discover High-Performance Materials for Green Hydrogen Production.
H2U Technologies, a next-generation electrolyzer developer, and De Nora, the world’s largest supplier of high-performing catalyst-coated membranes, today announced an R&D agreement to identify and develop low-cost, high-performance electrocatalysts for hydrogen production through water electrolysis. These catalysts will enable the market presence of affordable green hydrogen, thereby addressing a specific market need, facilitating the expansion of the hydrogen value chain and driving the energy transition.
This R&D agreement follows H2U’s prior collaboration with De Nora to further leverage H2U’s exclusive Catalyst Discovery Engine™ (CDE™) to pioneer groundbreaking electrocatalysts that can be used in systems for water electrolysis-based hydrogen production.
The advantage of using H2U’s CDE is that it is a data-driven, rapid-screening process that allows scientists to make, characterize, and quantify the catalytic activity of thousands of material compositions per week – 10,000 times faster than any other discovery method.
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Christian Urgeghe, Chief Technology Officer of De Nora:
We are pleased to continue our partnership with H2U Technologies, With H2U utilizing ultra-high efficiency and speed electrocatalyst screening technology,
“De Nora aims to further consolidate its leadership position in the hydrogen segment.”
A key objective in the market for water electrolyzers is to reduce the content of iridium catalysts: H2U is at the forefront of techniques for discovering iridium-free materials. De Nora itself has always been committed to implementing strategies to reduce the use of noble metals in favor of environmental and supply chain sustainability,”
Mark McGough, H2U’s President and CEO, said:
We are honored to collaborate with a partner of De Nora’s stature, a renowned global authority in catalytic coatings and membrane electrode assemblies (MEAs) for electrolysis.
“We are aligned in our commitment to cost reduction and the facilitation of rapid expansion in green hydrogen production and look forward to continuing to work with them.”
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H2U and De Nora Enter Research & Development Agreement to Discover High-Performance Materials for Green Hydrogen Production. source
