Obtaining hydrogen as an energy vector.
The Hydrogen Technology Laboratory of Eurecat Labs is an innovative infrastructural engineering technology based on the design, characteristics, and validation of components, devices, and systems related to the production and use of green hydrocarbons using electrochemical and photoelectrochemical technologies.
With equipment for the study of thermal technologies (pyrolysis and gasification), the laboratory specializes in servicing and testing concepts and optimization, as well as the evaluation of the performance and characteristics of the byproducts obtained. It also offers specialized services for the evaluation of fuel cells and electrolysis cells up to 50 kW, with specialized services for long-term testing, electrochemical characterization (polarization curves, EIS, chronoamperometry, etc.), and evaluation of the performance and durability of the systems.
It also offers capabilities for the design, manufacturing, and characterization of criticalolytic components such as polymer membranes, MEAs, bipolar plates, and non-noble metal-based catalysts, in addition to thermal and fluid dynamics modeling services.
The laboratory promotes the development of emerging hydrogen production technologies, such as solar photoelectrolysis, through the design and manufacture of customized reactors, the synthesis and integration of photoelectrodes, and characterization under simulated or real sunlight conditions.
With a multidisciplinary and flexible infrastructure, the Eurecat Labs Hydrogen Technology Laboratory is also part of the employee and research center that aims to develop innovative solutions for energy transition and industrial decarbonization.


