Project cooperationUpdated on 26 January 2024
JTI-CLEANH2-2024-01-03: Development of innovative technologies for direct seawater electrolysis
About
The innovative technology developed should overcome limitations of direct electrolysis of seawater addressing among others the stabilisation of pH fluctuations, physical blockages from solid impurities, precipitates and microbial contamination, materials and components corrosion, low activity, selectivity, and durability (together with the relevant recycling and reuse strategies) of the Hydrogen Evolution Reaction (HER) and Oxygen Evolution Reaction (OER) catalysts. It should also propose innovative materials/components structures/compositions and membrane/ionomer (when applies) to reach effective high-performing and corrosion-resistant, and thus durable, seawater electrolysis systems. The proof of concept of the innovative technology should enable direct electrochemical seawater splitting as well as brine use for energy efficient hydrogen production contributing to the overall objectives of the Clean Hydrogen JU SRIA
Stage
- Planning
Topic
- HORIZON-JTI-CLEANH2-2024-01-03: Development of innovative technologies for direct seawater electrolysis
Similar opportunities
Project cooperation
- Planning
- Demonstration
- Research & Development
- HORIZON-JTI-CLEANH2-2024-01-03: Development of innovative technologies for direct seawater electrolysis
Oscar Cabezuelo
R+D in Sustainable Energy AIMPLAS at AIMPLAS - Instituto Tecnológico del Plástico
Valencia, Spain
Expertise
Development of innovative technologies for direct seawater electrolysis
- RENEWABLE HYDROGEN PRODUCTION (PCCEL, AEMEL, Seawater Electrolysis, Development Tools for Electrolysers etc..)
Anna Yates
Project Manager at Latent Drive Ltd
Winfrith Newburgh, United Kingdom
Project cooperation
Hydrogen Production from Seawater Using Waste Heat Recovery System
- Early
- Research & Development
- HORIZON-JTI-CLEANH2-2024-01-03: Development of innovative technologies for direct seawater electrolysis
- HORIZON-JTI-CLEANH2-2024-03-03: Next generation on-board storage solutions for hydrogen-powered maritime applications
Hüseyin Turan Arat
Professor Dr. at Sinop University
Sinop, Türkiye