At the Hydrogen Lab we have our own infrastructure equipped for the evaluation, testing, and electrochemical characterization of medium-power electrochemical systems (up to 50 kW). We offer specialized services to determine the operation, durability, and lifespan of fuel cells and electrolysis cells, combining long-term testing with detailed analysis of the electrochemical response and the behavior of materials and components.

We have a microgrid where fuel cells can be connected and tested for their integration as devices that deliver energy to a grid. This allows us to evaluate the efficiency and performance of this type of equipment.

Specific services:

• Testing and characterization of battery stacks and electrolyzers up to 50 kW.
• Long-term electrochemical testing to determine service life and durability.
• Polarization curves to evaluate electrochemical response.
• Chronoamperometry and chronopotentiometry to study kinetics and stability.
• Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) to analyze charge transfer processes and phenomena at the electrode-electrolyte interface.
• Performance and efficiency analysis under real-life operating conditions.
• Long-term electrochemical testing to determine service life and durability, according to European protocols.
• Testing and validation of fuel cell integration in electrical power distribution systems.