The ANEMEL team showcased its success story in Brussels during the EIC Summit 2026 last week. Invited as exhibitors, we had a unique opportunity to present the project’s results, including an electrolyser stack and two spin-off companies.
We have developed a harmonised life cycle assessment (LCA) framework for hydrogen technologies. Built around a modular structure, this innovative method revealed that energy consumption is often underestimated in LCAs.
In this new edition of #MeetOurPartners, we introduce Arthur Thévenot from TU Berlin, in Germany. Our researcher works on the membrane electrode assembly, bringing together the anode, cathode and membrane.
We’re excited to announce our new webinar presentation! It’s now available on the ANEMEL YouTube channel, featuring a presentation by Nina Meglič, from ReCatalyst, and Pau Farràs, from the University of Galway.
ANEMEL attended a policymaking event in Brussels to present start-up DeltaSpark and delve deep into two days of discussion, collaboration and innovation. Leading experts from diverse backgrounds explored how to bring renewable technologies from research to market.
We’re excited to announce a new webinar presentation! It’s now available on the ANEMEL YouTube channel, featuring a presentation by our researcher Fabio Dionigi, from TU Berlin
Not all electrolysers need membranes, but ours do. Membranes are central to our devices, both a barrier and a carrier, separating the gases in the anode and the cathode, but letting ions flow freely, thus essential for the electrochemical reactions.
Our researcher from De Nora, in Italy, prepares the anode and the cathode of our electrolysers, while keeping scalability in mind. Discover all about her work in ANEMEL in our blogpost.
Read the ANEMEL 2025 annual report now! In it, we summarise the results of our project over the past year. From promising catalysts to environmental impact assessments, all our achievements are made accessible to you.
We’re excited to announce our new webinar presentation! It’s now available on the ANEMEL YouTube channel, featuring a presentation by our researcher Xile Hu from EPFL.