What You Will Learn In The Webinar
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According to studies, some 3.6 TW (i.e. 3,600 GW, 3,600,000 MW) of electrolyzers will be needed to decarbonize the “hard to abate” sectors only. If the mobility sector is added, it’s even more.

A key question is: Which electrolyzer technology will be used in the future?

A potentially ideal “hybrid” is called Anion Exchange Membrane (AEM) Electrolyzer.
AEM Electrolyzers combine the advantages of PEM electrolyzers – e.g. simple mechanics, high efficiency, high dynamics – with the advantages of alkaline electrolyzers – no PGM catalysts, low cost.

AEM Electrolysers distinguish themselves by their impressive capability to deliver high-pressure outputs, reaching up to 30 bar, and generating exceptionally pure hydrogen gas with a purity of 99.9%. Noteworthy is the fact that these accomplishments are achieved without relying on supply chain-constrained Platinum Group Metals (PGMs) or the use of harmful and toxic chemicals.

However, AEM Electrolyzers are still a young technology, and there are many unknowns. A startup that is working hard to succeed in this space is Cipher Neutron from Toronto, Canada.

Working on AEMs from past 5 years, they have assembled a high-class team of engineers scientists and business people to develop and market world-class AEM Electrolyzers based on decades of experience of their team.

In this Webinar, Cipher Neutron Founder and CEO Gurjant Randhawa will be our webinar speaker and give you an overview of AEM electrolysis, what they have achieved so far, what their plans are for the coming years and why he believes that AEM Electrolyzers will be superior to other technologies in the future.
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SPONSORS of the Mission Hydrogen Webinar Series:
GOLD:  NEUMAN & ESSER GROUP | Wenger Engineering GmbH 
Silver:  Atlas Copco |  Burckhardt Compression AG | Dräger Safety | Hexagon Purus | MSA – The Safety Company | VOSS Holding GmbH + Co. KG 
Bronze: LFE, Linde, TT Gaskets