New electrolysis cells pave the way for cheaper hydrogen

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Thin ceramic electrolysis cells (0.3 mm) containing new long-lasting Ni-GDC electrodes have been developed for integration in stacks where electricity can split water. The water is supplied as steam through large holes at the edge of the stacks. Credit: Bax Lindhart

Ceramic electrolysis cells with new electrodes show good results and no signs of electrode deterioration after 1,000 hours of testing at DTU. Electrolysis cells play a key role in converting green electricity from wind turbines and solar cells into fuels such as hydrogen, methanol and ammonia that can help reduce CO2 emissions and promote sustainable transportation and industry.

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