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The Hydrogen Stream: Italian company unveils seven-layer PEM electrolyzer assembly to reduce iridium use
UFI Hydrogen has unveiled a new generation of proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer membrane electrode assemblies (MEAs) at Hydrogen Technology World Expo in Hamburg, Germany.
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UFI Hydrogen introduced a new generation of proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer membrane electrode assemblies (MEAs) at the Hydrogen Technology World Expo in Hamburg. The Italian firm’s platform combines seven functional components into a single assembly, versus three in its current MEA technology, aiming to cut iridium consumption and simplify stack manufacturing. By integrating more functions, the design reduces supplier interfaces and streamlines procurement, testing and qualification. The architecture also allows customization of stack geometry, dimensions, membrane traits, catalyst selection and component interfaces, though specific catalyst loads or performance data were not disclosed.
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