Our NiCo Electrode in Australia

Published reference performance

In a 5 cm² AEM cell with our bifunctional NiCo electrode on both sides and a commercial Zirfon separator (500 µm), the cell logs 0.5 A/cm² at 1.81 V at room temperature (82% energy efficiency) and 1.62 V at 60 °C (91.4%). At 1.0 A/cm²: 2.05 V at room temperature and 1.79 V at 60 °C.

Continuous 1000-hour run with the same configuration at 0.5 A/cm² and 40 °C in 30 wt% KOH: voltage drift of 21 µV/hr. Renewable-coupled dynamic-load runs of 9 days (solar) and 100 hours (wind) on the same electrode + separator combination.

Customers in Australia can request samples in sizes from 5 cm² bench coupons to 1000 cm² pilot-scale electrodes to reproduce the published numbers on their own cell.

Australia hydrogen context

Australia's National Hydrogen Strategy targets the country as a top-three global hydrogen exporter by 2030. With vast solar and wind resources across Western Australia, Queensland, and South Australia, plus established LNG export infrastructure, Australia is building a comprehensive hydrogen supply chain. Mining operations provide both export infrastructure and hydrogen demand.