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Next Hydrogen has successfully completed an extended durability test of its GEN2 electrolysis cells for green hydrogen production. Using widely accepted testing protocols, the GEN2 cells demonstrated minimal degradation during intermittent operation. The company also surpassed 3,000 hours of cyclic testing, ensuring commercial readiness.
Renewable energy company Q ENERGY and Inthy, a French specialist in renewable energy plants and integrated solutions for heavy-duty mobility, have partnered to develop a hybrid renewable energy project in Burgundy, near Dijon, France. The companies aim to commission a green hydrogen production facility, integrated with an agrivoltaic plant, by 2028. The project is designed to support the decarbonisation of local authority fleets, regional heavy goods vehicles, and industrial processes.
Amorim Cork Composites has tested two cork-based materials, cork&EPDM and cork&NBR, which have proven to provide excellent sealing in a 100% hydrogen environment, marking a significant advancement in the development of sustainable solutions for hydrogen sealing.
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