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selfHY – Self-sufficient energy system with hydrogen for the electrification of remote regions

Within the scope of the selfHY project, ILF Consulting Engineers GmbH together with the Chair of Plant and Process Engineering (TUM-APT) are investigating the application of hydrogen as an energy storage medium for self-sufficient energy supply with container systems.

Exhibition ees Europe coming up. Topic: “Innovating energy storage” in Munich on May 11-13, 2022

Europs largest and most international exhibition for batteries and energy storage systems is coming up and taking place in Munich.

Netzwerk beim Transatlantic Hydrogen Exchange US-Bavaria 2022 vertreten

Virtual Transatlantic Hydrogen Exchange US-Bavaria: “Introduction to the H2 regions and networking about cooperation possibilities” im Rahmen der Transatlantic Innovation Week 2022 – 27.04.2022, 17:00 Uhr CET – 18:30 Uhr CET

Initiation of a research collaboration project with the Technical University of Denmark (DTU).

As partner universities of the “EuroTech Universities” the research group “Bio Conversions” from the Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Department (DTU) and the research group “Energy-Efficient Wastewater Treatment” from Chair of Urban Water Systems Engineering (TUM) are initiating a new collaboration project on biogas upgrading in trickle bed reactors. The aim of the collaboration project is to…

Project E2Fuels: new publication on combustion behavior of natural gas-hydrogen-mixtures

Hydrogen from water electrolysis can be stored within the natural gas grid and provide a large energy storage capacity. Due to the specific combustion properties of hydrogen, however, engines and CHP fueled with natural gas are subject to investigations on the effects of hydrogen addition on their operating behavior.

Life Cycle Assessment shows that (green) electricity will still have the highest impact on the global warming potential of hydrogen produced by PEM electrolysers in 2050.

Latest findings from the Kopernikus P2X project show that based on a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) the global warming potential of green hydrogen depends mainly on the generation technologies available for the electricity production.

Talk on PtL fuels for aviation

In the course of the PtX Lab Talk series, Valentin Batteiger (Bauhaus Luftfahrt) provided insights on PtL fuels for aviation

Foundation of the TUM.Hydrogen and PtX network

In April 2019, the TUM.Hydrogen and PtX Network was officially launched to pool expertise in the field of power-to-X and hydrogen production at TUM and to facilitate scientific exchange.

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