H2Pulse
This collaborative project aims to develop a highly efficient and cost-effective electrolysis unit that can be produced quickly and cost-effectively using an automated manufacturing process.

The search for efficient and cost-effective methods of producing green hydrogen is in full progress worldwide. Studies show that the main cost drivers in electrolysis are the stack, power electronics, and associated peripheral equipment.

This collaborative project with ISC Konstanz e. V. has led to the development of a highly efficient and cost-effective electrolysis unit that can be produced quickly and cheaply using an automated manufacturing method. Using vibration technology in combination with a pressure electrolyser makes green hydrogen production more efficient and cheaper. The system was designed to be self-sufficient and is ideal for small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as agricultural businesses. Further development for private households is planned in the medium term.