Researchers in the Giantleap project have just published a paper in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy describing a new method to monitor fuel-cell degradation without dedicated equipment.
Continue reading “Journal Article on Degradation Monitoring”Author: Federico Zenith
Experiments on Full-Size Stacks
The Giantleap project announces today the release of a new public report on experiments on a full-size stack performed at ElringKlinger with the support of SINTEF.
Continue reading “Experiments on Full-Size Stacks”Strong Interest for Giantleap at Hanover Fair
The Giantleap project organised last week a booth at the Hanover Fair‘s section for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells. Many visitors were very interested, to the point we started running out of brochures already on Wednesday.
Continue reading “Strong Interest for Giantleap at Hanover Fair”See you at the Hanover Fair!
Giantleap will in two weeks be represented at the Hanover Fair in Germany, from April 1 to 5. We will be in Hall 27, Booth D74. Closest entrance is West 2.
Continue reading “See you at the Hanover Fair!”Giantleap featured at Czech Hydrogen Days
Giantleap has the honour of being invited to the 2019 Hydrogen Days conference in Prague, March 27-29. [UPDATE- read more for full text]
Continue reading “Giantleap featured at Czech Hydrogen Days”Rejuvenation Techniques for PEM Fuel Cells
Giantleap partner FESB has recently completed a public report on their progress towards the development of techniques to recover fuel-cell degradation that was previously thought to be irreversible. This may have profound impact on the lifetime of fuel cells and their commercialisation.
Continue reading “Rejuvenation Techniques for PEM Fuel Cells”Giantleap to Hold Keynote at FDFC 2019
The Giantleap project will deliver a plenary keynote presentation at the 8th conference on Fundamentals and Development of Fuel Cells in Nantes, France, 12-14 February 2019.
[UPDATE] The presentation is available at this link.
Experiments on Balance-of-Plant Components
Bosch Engineering has recently completed a long-awaited report on long-term durability experiments on balance-of-plant (BoP) components in fuel-cell systems.
Continue reading “Experiments on Balance-of-Plant Components”Giantleap Researcher Receives Award
Elodie Pahon, a young researcher working on Giantleap and previously on its predecessor project Sapphire at the University of Franche-Comté, was awarded the prize for best Young Scientist by Hydrogen Europe Research at a ceremony organised in connection with the FCH JU Programme Review Days on November 15, 2018.
Ms. Pahon won in the category associated to the Transport pillar (one out of only three categories) for her work in diagnostics and prognostics of fuel cells, the very core topic of projects Giantleap and Sapphire.
The Giantleap project congratulates Ms. Pahon and UFC on the award!
Project meeting in Dettingen an der Erms
30 months into the project, Giantleap partners met at ElringKlinger’s premises in Dettingen an der Erms, Germany, and planned how to complete the project. Continue reading “Project meeting in Dettingen an der Erms”