Author: Samantha Phillips

The method works by rapidly cycling between fuel cell and electrolysis mode at the millisecond level. Stack temperature variation and associated thermomechanical stress is minimised. Less nickel migration and agglomeration is observed relative to reference cells. Lower degradation is observed, likely due to higher impurity tolerance. Electrothermally balanced operation of solid oxide electrolysis cells –… Continue reading Published findings – Science Direct

1st Mile has 15 years of expertise in providing successful grant application services for highly innovative projects – mainly within cleantech. We collaborated with them due to their high success rate as they have, so far, secured funding for more than €250 million for clients from Danish and EU programmes. DynElectro is one of the… Continue reading Collaboration contributes toward €250 million

Time was running out for Anne Lyck Smitshuysen. The 27-year-old physics student was three weeks before submitting his thesis after having “lived at DTU for months”. And she still hadn’t made the breakthrough she was chasing. Then, in February 2021, she opened a furnace in the lab to see the result, she was struck by… Continue reading Højgaard-Smitshuysen pioneering invention

European Hydrogen and PtX Conference brought together top level experts from gas producers, chemical and mobility industries representatives, power companies, business analytics, government officials and regulators, storage companies, service providers, transportation companies, renewable energy consultancies and others. With the Fit for 55 the EU strives to achieve 55% emission reduction target set for 2030. The necessity… Continue reading European Hydrogen and Power-to-X Conference