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The Catalonia Institute for Energy Research has launched Oxhyd Energy to industrialize 3D printed solid oxide fuel cells and electrolyzers.
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The Catalonia Institute for Energy Research has launched Oxhyd Energy to industrialize 3D printed solid oxide fuel cells and electrolyzers.

Originally reported by qcintel.com

The Catalonia Institute for Energy Research has launched Oxhyd Energy to industrialize 3D printed solid oxide fuel cells and electrolyzers. By utilizing additive manufacturing, the spin-off creates complex geometries that increase electrode active area by 60 percent compared to traditional designs. This technology yields power densities 4 times higher than planar counterparts, significantly reducing green hydrogen production costs. This launch represents a major step in digitalizing ceramic manufacturing. 🌍🔋🚀 #AdditiveManufacturing #GreenHydrogen #Ceramics #Innovation

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