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The UK’s net zero efforts hang in the balance, according to a recent scientific report. According to Toni Miszewski, a managing director at energy technology consultancy AnTech, boosting hydrogen storage in the UK could be critical to meeting the country’s 2050 targets.

• Bramble Energy and EDAG Group have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate on a digital investigation into using a hydrogen Printed Circuit Board Fuel Cell (PCBFC™) within a standardized EV platform
• The project, named ‘FC-STORM’, aims to showcase the integration of the PCBFC™ into the EDAG storage platform, displaying the benefits and potential of the combined system
• Bramble Energy has been selected due to the versatility of the PCBFC™ system and its ability to deliver high and scalable power output > 40 kW within limited space requirements
• Bramble Energy will design a PCBFC™ for EDAG to carry out a simulation and feasibility study – success could lead to future projects

GTSOU and Czech operator NET4GAS discussed cooperation between the Czech Republic and Ukraine in hydrogen energy sector.

Due to our promising developments, Plagazi has been nominated as one of the 25 most promising hydrogen production companies in Europe, and once again been invited to the European Hydrogen Week to participate and present our unique and sustainable approach to hydrogen production.