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Celadyne has developed a nanoparticle membrane coating to be applied to the existing membranes of electrolyzers and hydrogen fuel cells

One startup thinks it has a solution for both sides. Chicago-based Celadyne has developed a nanoparticle coating that can be applied to existing fuel cell and electrolyzer membranes. The material could drastically improve the durability of existing fuel cell designs while also improving the efficiency of hydrogen production by 15% to 20%, said Gary Ong, the company’s founder and CEO.

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Date Time UT Hydrogen Startup Celadyne Receives Investment from Shell Ventures AUSTIN, Texas – Celadyne Technologies, a University of Texas at Austin spinout that makes materials to improve hydrogen fuel cells and electrolyzers, has received an investment from Shell Ventures. The startup aims to make fuel cells and electrolyzers more viable to power everything from long-haul trucks and drones to large-scale industrial processes. The company created a membrane that can operate at higher temper...