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Latest information on our scientific projects

Here we do inform you on our current projects at ZBT. You will find the published project reports in our publication list. For any further inquiries please contact us directly.

CO2 Capture: New Direct Air Capture Unit at ZBT’s Hydrogen Test Field

direct air caption unit
Demonstrating a power-to-gas process chain including various technologies such as photovoltaic, electrolyser, methanation and direct air capture

PROTONLY project: Graphene layer improves performance of DMFCs

figure with current-voltage characteristics
A graphene layer can significantly reduce the permeability of a fuel cell membrane without affecting the proton conductivity too much. ZBT and AMO have worked out how this can be done in the joint PROTONLY project.

Cleaning hydrogen: ZBT investigates new process

Laboratory for determining hydrogen quality Hy-Lab at the ZBT
Fuel cell-based mobility requires clean hydrogen. Within the NRW project Hy-Cleanup, ZBT together with Max-Planck-Institut für Kohlenforschung is investigating new materials for removal of impurities from hydrogen.

Big chunk: New hot press for ZBT

new hotpress on trailer
ZBT has taken delivery of a new hot press. It can be used to investigate and optimize the production of graphite-based bipolar plates. ZBT scientists believe that there is still a lot of undiscovered potential in this process.

FC_Bio project launched: Making fuel cells more sustainable

Graphics of a fuel cell stack
Producing “organic” fuel cells: Which petroleum-based materials can be replaced by renewable raw materials? ZBT is working with partner institutes on innovative materials that will make fuel cells even more sustainable.

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