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Project completion of ADAPT-H2-Tanks: CFRP demonstrator ready for final testing

Innovative hydrogen storage is taking shape: As part of the ADAPT-H2-Tanks project, LCC has successfully completed a research demonstrator of a space-adapted CFRP hydrogen tank. The tank will now be sent to project partner Floteks in Türkiye for the final hydroburst test—an important step towards evaluating the novel tank concept.

New publication on the impact of biogenic feedstocks on the techno-economic performance of sustainable aviation fuel production

The article published by the Chair of Energy Systems in “Applied Energy” investigates the influence of different biogenic residues on the production of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) using a Power-and-Biomass-to-Jet (PBtJ) process. Based on detailed process simulations and a comprehensive techno-economic analysis, different feedstocks are evaluated with respect to their technical performance and…

Improved estimation of hydrogen storage density in hydrogen-powered vehicles using Kalman filters

A new publication from the Institute of Plant and Process Technology demonstrates how a Kalman filter can significantly improve the estimation of hydrogen storage density in cryo-compressed tanks, enabling more reliable range prediction for heavy-duty hydrogen vehicles.

New Publication at APT on Hydrogen Production from Biogas

A new publication from the Institute of Plant and Process Technology presents a dynamic, plant-wide model of a biogas steam reforming plant for green hydrogen production, successfully validated using experimental data from a pilot plant.

TUM.Hydrogen & PtX Network visits the Institute for Machine Tools and Industrial Management: Insights into cutting-edge hydrogen research

On-site meeting on April 24 at the Institute for Machine Tools and Industrial Management strengthens personal exchange within the network, provides in-depth insights into innovative hydrogen technologies, and lays the foundation for future collaboration between research and industry.

Visit of the Archimedes student group from Ålesund at TUM: Insights into hydrogen and PtX research

On April 8, the Chair of Energy Systems welcomed the Archimedes student group from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology for an exchange focused on hydrogen technologies, carbon capture and utilization, and sustainable methanol synthesis

TUM.Hydrogen & PtX Network strengthens international collaboration: Research trip to Australia

Two intensive weeks, numerous partner institutions, and concrete collaboration opportunities – as part of the TUM–Australia Renewable Energy Initiative, key momentum was generated for international cooperation in hydrogen and PtX research.

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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