Joint venture develops fuel-cell technologies

摘要

Johnson Matthey is leading a European consortium to develop higher-performance, longer-lifetime membrane electrode assemblies (MEAs) for integration into new, high power output fuel-cell stacks.The project forms part of the Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (FCH JU) and is backed by a grant of €7 million. Johnson Matthey will work with industrial and academic partners to develop materials and components showing promise in current FCH JU projects, and then attempt to integrate them to achieve performance gains.