Power supply problems worldwide are not only due to the depletion of conventional energy resources but also due to continuously increasing consumption. This overloads both distribution grids and power
The in the EFP 2002 project were related to the development of a 3G cell with a metal suport of ferritic stainless steel and with stability towards redox and thermal cycling.
The activities in the project were: Cell test under extreme conditions, development and analysis of contacting, stability towards redox and thermal cycling, improvements of methods, and development
The goal has been to further develop and test simple models of district heating systems for simulation and operational optimisation, and to investigate the significance of the load distribution (both
Recent years have witnessed a wide range of energy saving measures in Denmark, which have decreased the unit heat consumption by district heating consumers dramatically. The geometrical density of new
The project was carried out as a part of DK-SOFC 2000 - 20004. The DK-SOFC b line is targeted towards: 1) decrease of the operation temperature without increasing the area specific resistance, 2)
The objective of the project is to verify or falsify the recently published results claiming high hydrogen storage capacities of nanostuctured carbon materials, like for example single-walled carbon
The purpose of this project was to reveal the possibilities of transport of hydrogen via the existing Danish natural gas grid. The investigation only covers the distribution grid. For this purpose, a
The goal of the project was to construct and test a 10 kW CHP (5 kWe) PEM FC generator aimed for single-family households in Denmark. Two generators, each 'half size' of the project generator goal
The PEM fuel cell car will function as a laboratory where components and modules in the future can be upgraded with improved version. Danish industry gets in this way an opportunity to develop and
The project will demonstrate the concept of application of reversible fuel cells integrated into a building, with generation of hydrogen from excess electricity from nearby renewable energy systems