Hydrogen university TU Graz: Austria’s first university-based, megawatt-scale H2 electrolysis test centre opens
Setting new standards for green hydrogen Technology The new hydrogen electrolysis test centre at TU Graz’s Campus Inffeldgasse for developing and testing hydrogen technologies on an industrial scale is unique in Austria. Spanning a 250-square-metre test area, the facility houses electrolysers with a total capacity of 1.6 to 2.5 megawatts. A dedicated transformer station ensures […]
BDI sets new standards in biofuel production with the construction of a pre-treatment plant
This innovative plant is characterized by the integration of advanced technologies for the purification of bio-raw materials for sustainable fuels. With its substantial production capacity, the plant marks a significant step forward in BDI’s efforts to develop alternative energy sources and reduce CO₂ emissions. By processing a wide range of waste materials, the plant will […]
Additive manufacturing for new energy technologies
The project, which is funded by the Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG) as part of the Energy Research Program 2023 (e!MISSION), aims to develop innovative manufacturing methods and new types of materials. These should enable a paradigm shift in cell design and contribute to an increase in power density, reliability and service life, a reduction […]
HyCentA and AVL revolutionize the testing of hydrogen technologies
HyCentA Research GmbH, Austria’s leading non-university research institute for hydrogen technologies, and AVL List GmbH, a leading global provider of mobility and testing technologies, are joining forces. As part of the ReMET project (Revolutionary Measurement and Testing Technologies for Hydrogen Applications), they are jointly driving forward the development of pioneering measurement and testing methods for […]
Start-up “Cairos” revolutionizes green gas production
The energy transition requires new solutions for storing renewable energy. The technology start-up Cairos has developed a groundbreaking methanation technology that converts biogenic CO2 into renewable synthetic natural gas (BioSNG) using green hydrogen. This efficient process was researched over ten years at the University of Leoben and a patent has been filed. Thanks to their […]
Researchers at TU Graz turn textile waste into paper
In Austria alone, around 220,000 tons of textile waste are produced every year, of which almost 80 percent is incinerated. This means that valuable raw materials are irretrievably lost. A team led by Thomas Harter from the Institute of Biobased Products and Paper Technology has a sustainable solution to this problem: the researchers have developed […]