Two leading Austrian research institutes, HyCentA Research GmbH and AVL List GmbH, have announced a collaboration to revolutionize hydrogen technology testing through the ReMET project. This partnership aims to develop cutting-edge measurement and testing technologies for electrolyzers, fuel cells, and hydrogen storage systems to improve their performance, efficiency, and durability. Funded by the COMET program and Austrian federal ministries, the ReMET project is at the forefront of hydrogen research, focusing on new test methods, precise measurement technology, material compatibility studies, integration of diagnostic tools, simulation models, standardization, and certification for safe hydrogen applications.
By combining their expertise, HyCentA and AVL are paving the way for the next generation of test and measurement technologies, crucial for the safe and efficient use of hydrogen in industry and mobility. Dr. Alexander Trattner, CEO & Research Director of HyCentA, expressed optimism about the partnership’s potential to drive advancements in hydrogen research and testing, while Helmut Iancu, Global Business Segment Manager at AVL, highlighted their joint efforts to create more efficient and sustainable hydrogen applications globally.
The collaboration between HyCentA and AVL represents a significant step forward in hydrogen technology testing, with the potential to support the transition towards a hydrogen-powered future. Stay updated on the latest news shaping the hydrogen market at Hydrogen Central.
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