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Redefining CO₂ as a Resource
08-05-2025
Over the next four years, the European ICO2NIC consortium will develop Carbon Capture and Utilisation (CCU) technology that transforms industrial CO2 waste into valuable resources. Funded with €14 million by the European Union, the consortium aims to render CCU economically viable, and pave the way to substantially reduce global emissions. TNO will contribute with a compreh
Introducing Mert Colakoglu
06-05-2025
We are delighted to welcome Mert Colakoglu, who joined TNO as a Senior Business Developer for Green Hydrogen on April 1st. Mert will be focusing on low-temperature water electrolysis topics, bringing his extensive expertise to our team.
Introducing Iyad Sarhid
06-05-2025
We are pleased to welcome Iyad Sarhid, who joined our EMT unit as a Senior Business Developer in the Photons-2-Chemicals program on April 1st. Iyad will be primarily based at our Eindhoven HTC 25 location.
Accelerate your learning curve: Proven R&D test bench for PEM electrolyser cell components
06-05-2025
The development of components for a PEM electrolyser cell requires rigorous performance and durability testing. TNO has created a comprehensive station that does precisely that. Not only does it feature parameters in the range of industrial operation and beyond, it is specifically designed for use in an R&D environment. Thus it helps companies like Gore to accelerate their learning curve in develo
New cooperation with Toshiba Europe: towards low-iridium PEM electrolyzers
18-02-2025
On January 27, a kick-off meeting at TNO’s Faraday Lab in Petten, the Netherlands, marked the start of a cooperation with Toshiba Europe. In the coming months, Toshiba’s low-iridium membrane electrode assembly for PEM electrolyzers will undergo high-pressure testing in Petten to validate the performance under industrially relevant conditions and EU market protocols. The project is the first of
Scaling up green hydrogen in collaboration with GroenvermogenNL
12-02-2025
TNO and the national Dutch sustainable hydrogen program GroenvermogenNL have agreed to cooperate in the field of electrolysis. A joint meeting on February 6 marked the start of a multi-year program focused on accelerating innovation and scaling up. This will take place in an open innovation center for electrolyzer development, starting with a facility for endurance testing.
