The hydrogen and
fuel cell center
ZBT GmbH

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More than 100 scientists at ZBT in Duisburg, Germany research, test and advise on topics related to hydrogen, fuel cells and electrolyser to make this technology reality for a sustainable future together with you!

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In der Woche des Wasserstoffs finden vom 10. bis zum 18. Juni 2023 deutschlandweit kostenfreie Veranstaltungen für alle statt. In Duisburg lädt das ZBT zum offenen Wasserstoffstammtisch ein. Weitere Aktionen in der Region.
ZBT will showcase its expertise in ultra-high-fill thermoplastic compounds at the Compounding World Expo in Essen, Germany.
Gestalte mit uns unsere Zukunft! Unterstütze uns bei der Entwicklung von Zukunftstechnologien und bring mit uns die Energiewende voran!
Komm in unser Team und bring mit uns innovative Projekte voran!
Five girls got a taste of still male-dominated professions in research at Girls'Day 2023 at ZBT.

ZBT Science news

At this year's Electrochemical Cell Concepts Colloquium - E3C, Dr. Marco Grundler from ZBT won the audience award for the best presentation. His keynote "Sustainable production of bipolar plates for PEM fuel cells" convinced the participants.
Campfire partners met at the ammonia campfire at ZBT for the workshop "Emission-free Maritime Propulsion".
MAT4HY.NRW brings together research institutes and industrial partners to develop cost-effective materials for the mass production of hydrogen. The state of North Rhine-Westphalia is funding the project, in which ZBT is also involved.
The task of the Trans4ReaL project is to bundle the research results of the Living Labs of the Energy Transition and to derive approaches for action from them. A report on the current need for action in the ramp-up of the hydrogen economy has now been published.
Together with partners, the ZBT is developing a process for the economic production of sensor fuel cells in small runs using 3D printing and electroplating technology. Such cells are used in the development of fuel cell systems.