Electrochemical Technologies for Energy Conversion and Storage

We offer a wide range of advanced equipment and tools for electrochemical characterisations of materials and systems. Electrochemical techniques including electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS), cyclic voltammetry and stationary current-voltage, current-power output can be used in electrochemical testing rigs for the investigation and deeper understanding of the electrochemical processes taking place on electrocatalyst surfaces as well as at the electrode/electrolyte interfaces, and the ageing mechanisms of the materials. Electrochemical characterisations may be supported by several analytical characterization techniques, available at CPERI/CERTH and AUTh.

Electrochemical test rigs can accommodate custom materials sizes and shapes in a wide range of temperatures (from room temperature up to 1200C) for the investigation of both liquid and solid state electrochemical systems (fuel cells and electrolysers).