All posts tagged „Technologies“
From Water Quality to Cell Integrity: A Comprehensive PEM Stack Forensics Study
An industrial customer sought an independent second opinion on purchased and stored PEM electrolyzer stacks prior to installation in its electrolysis systems...
From hardware-centric to Software-Defined Electrolyzers
Why control systems are becoming a competitive differentiator At the Aachen Hydrogen Colloquium 2026, FEV experts explored how software-defined control architectures can help electrolyzer systems operate more efficiently, flexibly, and intelligently within increasingly dynamic energy systems. Why control systems are…
Key takeaways from Aachen Hydrogen Colloquium 2026
The discussions at the 5th Aachen Hydrogen Colloquium 2026 highlighted a clear shift in the hydrogen industry. Hydrogen is no longer primarily a vision for the future. Across electrolysis, Power-to-X, infrastructure, and industrial applications, the conversation is increasingly focused on…
Key takeaways from World Hydrogen Summit 2026 in Rotterdam
Three days, one clear message: The hydrogen industry is ready for execution The World Hydrogen Summit & Exhibition 2026 in Rotterdam once again demonstrated why the event remains one of the most important meeting points for the global hydrogen community.
UPeM kicks off: Understanding PFAS emissions from PEM technologies
Proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cells and water electrolyzers are key technologies for the production and use of hydrogen. As their industrial deployment increases, understanding their environmental performance alongside efficiency, durability, cost, and scalability is becoming increasingly important. The recently…
Onboard Carbon Capture: Reducing emissions from existing vessel fleets
The maritime industry is entering a decisive decade. With tightening regulations from the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and ambitious net-zero targets for 2050, shipping companies face increasing pressure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining operational efficiency and commercial competitiveness.
