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A consortium led by Tecnicas Reunidas, including Matteco, AIJU, and the University of Valencia, is developing advanced electrolyzers to enhance green hydrogen production. The project focuses on new catalysts, electrodes, and optimized stack configurations to improve efficiency and performance, aiming to create robust and cost-effective solutions for industrial demands.

By moving from laboratory validation to market-ready products, the consortium seeks to solidify green hydrogen's role as a sustainable energy carrier, facilitating decarbonization in industry and long-distance transport. Innovations include high-performance electrodes for alkaline electrolysis, with developments by Matteco on catalytic materials validated by the University of Valencia, showing potential for better durability and scalability for industrial use.