The project includes two annual meetings of the working group, where information and ideas are exchanged. BPSE will share the information form the work in IEA-Task 39 in relevant meeting in maritime
The aim of the project is to participate in IEA Hydrogen TCP, in order to stimulate hydrogen R&D activities in Denmark and to co-ordinate Danish and international scientific work on hydrogen and
The purpose of the project is to; develop, build and test a filter system that can process product gas from a gasification process so that this gas is prepared for subsequent use. In addition to this
HyTon is to develop the world’s largest hydrogen compressor, capable of dispensing renewable hydrogen for zero emission cars, busses and trucks at large scale. The increased capacity is to enable
The eFuel project represents a new and better way of producing electro-fuels, building on a well-known technological basis. The project will develop and build a large-scale prototype bio-trickling
The purpose of the Straw2Gas project in full is to demonstrate the use of straw fibres from the JENA straw treatment plant for the production of biogas, and thereby open for a commercial and technical
COBRA Drive has the purpose to advance the Reformed Methanol Fuel cell technology to a level where it can replace diesel engines in Light Commercial Vehicles.
Demonstration of a SOEC-based ammonia synthesis gas production without an air separation unit and use of ammonia in SOFC in parallel with techno-economic studies.
The purpose of the Power2Met project is to develop, design and build a pilot plant for a complete, standardised and modular power-to-methanol plant that can be offered to upgrading biogas plants
One main objective has been to co-ordinate the Danish activities within the IEA Bioenergy Agreement. Another international activity has been then chairmanship in the bioenergy processes/photosynthesis
Goal: To demonstrate the performance of a fuel cell bus in Copenhagen. Programme/Plan: When the bus is constructed, it will go into service in Berlin and then Copenhagen.
A 20 Nm2 Hydrogen storage has been specified to be used in a Ford Focus equipped with an internal combustion engine. The storage is constructed from commercial available metal hydrides.
The objectives of the project were to develop and manufacture a lightweight storage for hydrogen usable for pressures up to 300 bar and based on fibre reinforced tanks. Three storages have been
The objectives of the project have been to design and construct a PEM fuel cell driven car, which can be used for demonstration of hydrogen as a fuel in the transport sector. The project has been