JEV Portfolio Company H2U and De Nora Enter Research & Development Agreement to Discover High-Performance Materials for Green Hydrogen Production.
Jericho Energy Ventures Inc. (TSXV:JEV)(OTC:JROOF)(FRA:JLM) (“Jericho”, “JEV” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that its portfolio company, H2U Technologies, a next-generation electrolyzer developer, and De Nora, the world’s largest supplier of high-performing catalyst-coated membranes, have entered an R&D agreement to identify and develop low-cost, high-performance electrocatalysts for hydrogen production through water electrolysis. These catalysts are expected to 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, faster than any other known discovery method.
The joint H2U-De Nora press release announcing the R&D agreement can be viewed at: https://www.h2utechnologies.com/post/h2u-de-nora-enter-r-d-agreement-to-find-high-performance-materials-for-green-hydrogen-production
For more information about H2U’s pioneering work in discovering long-lasting, low-cost catalyst materials for hydrogen generation, visit H2Utechnologies.com. H2U can also be found on LinkedIn and X/Twitter.
JEV holds a seat on H2U’s Board of Directors and co-led H2U’s 2021 Series A financing alongside Dolby Family Ventures, Hess Corporation (NYSE:HES) and Motus Ventures.
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JEV Portfolio Company H2U and De Nora Enter Research & Development Agreement to Discover High-Performance Materials for Green Hydrogen Production. source
