Solid Oxide Cells: from Materials to Systems

As the global energy transition accelerates, Solid Oxide Cells (SOCs) have emerged as a cornerstone technology for high-efficiency energy conversion with great versatility. The Hy-SPIRE and PROMETEO projects in collaboration with 24/7 ZEN and HyP3D projects organise the webinar "SOLID OXIDE CELLS: FROM MATERIALS TO SYSTEMS" on February 19 at 2PM.

With three specialized sessions, the event covers a wide range of topics, moving from materials from material innovation to the design of systems and industrial applications.

Session 1: Materials and technologies for new cells component. We will explore the potential of proton conducting ceramic cells and dive into innovative manufacturing techniques to create the ceramic components

Session 2: SOEC: From the cell design to industrial application. This session will range from the design of stacks to the industrial application of hydrogen in the chemical industry.

Session 3: How to guarantee uninterrupted operation of SOC systems. We will delve into the potential of Power-to-Gas-to-Power solution for continuous SOC operation and examine different storage and operation modes to enhance SOFC durability & reliability

Join us to discover the latest breakthroughs in the hydrogen sector!

Check the full agenda here.

Information on the projects

PROMETEO Project: https://prometeo-project.eu/Prometeo is a European Horizon 2020 project that aims to design, construct and test an innovative prototype to produce renewable hydrogen from solar power.

Hy-SPIRE Project: https://hy-spire.eu/The Hy-SPIRE project will aim at increasing the performance of the stack through the development and application of new materials, advanced manufacturing techniques and optimized cell and stack designs.

24/7 ZEN Project: https://24-7zenproject.eu/The purpose of 24/7 ZEN project is to design, construct, test and validate a rSOC plant generating 33 kW of electric power in SOFC and injecting/storing 100 kW of electric power in the form of H2 (SOEC mode)

HyP3D project: https://hyp3d.eu/HyP3D is a Horizon Europe project focused on advancing solid oxide electrolyser (SOEC) technology by using 3D printing of advanced ceramics to enable high-pressure hydrogen production.