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Helping the Netherlands take the lead in the use of hydrogen with innovative, applied research
07-10-2024
Within the shared innovation program of VoltaChem TNO is working on the Power-2-Hydrogen technology to produce green hydrogen from renewable energy. Lennart van der Burg (cluster manager Power-2-Hydrogen), who has been committed to this for years, is saying goodbye and is handing over his activities to Tara van Abkoude (business developer low temperature electrolysis), Ties van Maaren (business de
Research project HyPRO to optimize hydrogen production
02-10-2024
A consortium of almost twenty knowledge institutions and more than forty companies from the Netherlands and abroad will work over the next four years to optimize hydrogen technologies and significantly reduce the costs of producing green hydrogen. VoltaChem co-initiator TNO coordinates the project, to which various companies from the VoltaChem community contribute.
Renewable syngas plays essential role in decarbonization
02-10-2024
A large part of the chemical industry currently relies on use of syngas, a mixture of carbon monoxide (CO) and hydrogen (H2) that is currently mainly obtained from fossil sources such as coal, oil or natural gas.
Pleased to meet: Monalisa Goswami
02-10-2024
In this series we put the spotlight on VoltaChem’s team members and get to know them more in-depth. We explore their role, background, expertise, motivations and ambitions. In this edition: Monalisa Goswami, senior Business Developer at the Power-2-Chemicals program line at VoltaChem, focussing on CCU.
What to expect from PFAS free membranes for PEM electrolysis?
31-07-2024
Together with some of the leading Research and Technology Organisations (RTOs), VoltaChem co-initiator TNO worked on a joint statement on the upcoming PFAS restriction within the European Union.
What can we expect from Chinese electrolysis technology?
31-07-2024
VoltaChem co-initiator TNO recently communicated an analysis of the development of electrolyser and wind technology in China together with the Hague Centre of Strategic Studies (HCSS).
