The Anione project is a research and innovation initiative focused on the development of high-performance, cost-effective, and durable materials to be used in an anion exchange membrane (AEM) for water electrolysis technology, enabling the scalable, efficient, and low-cost production of green hydrogen from a variety of renewable energy sources.
A Faraday Institution Industry Fellowship has helped deliver new insights into controlling particle morphology in high-nickel cathode materials, paving the way for more efficient, high-performance, cathodes to be developed.
Coral reefs are under threat, with 90% predicted to be lost by 2040. CCell have developed an innovative new system to quickly re-grow coral reefs to replace those lost.
TFP Hydrogen sign joint cooperation agreement with Cathodic Protection Co. Ltd to develop high efficiency, durable and low maintenance electrochlorination systems.
Find out more about our involvement in the Ocean Renewable Energy Fuel (Ocean-REFuel) programme, has an electrolyser system manufacturer.