DHBW Mannheim Expands Hydrogen Research with Projects BWGreenLabs H2 and PECVD_BipoCoat
DHBW Mannheim is advancing its focus on hydrogen technologies with two new projects: 'BWGreenLabs H2' for sustainable hydrogen production and 'PECVD_BipoCoat' aimed at reducing hydrogen production costs in industry. The 'BWGreenLabs H2' project seeks to develop a sustainable operation concept for hydrogen labs, while 'PECVD_BipoCoat' targets cost-effective coatings for bipolar plates in PEM electrolyzers. Both initiatives demonstrate DHBW's commitment to integrating theory and practice in pursuit of sustainable energy solutions.
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DHBW Mannheim is enhancing its hydrogen research with two new projects: 'BWGreenLabs H2' and 'PECVD_BipoCoat'. 'BWGreenLabs H2' aims to develop a sustainable hydrogen production system at the Eppelheim lab, focusing on local green hydrogen generation and supply security through an open-source tool.
This project is funded by the BWGreenLabs competition. 'PECVD_BipoCoat' seeks to lower the cost of hydrogen production by developing innovative coatings for bipolar plates used in PEM electrolyzers, addressing performance and lifespan issues. This project is supported by Germany's 8th Energy Research Program and involves industry partners Centrotherm and EKPO Fuel Cell Technologies.
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