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Hydrogen Area Development of Innovative Water Electrolysis Systems for Green Hydrogen Production Project Website

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Team Leader

Group Leader

NAKAMURA Ryuhei
MIYATAKE Kenji
YAMAUCHI Miho

Co-Principal Investigator

ISHIMOTO Takayoshi
KADOWAKI Mariko
KAMATA Keigo
SAKAUSHI Ken
TAKEGUCHI Masaki
TAKETSUGU Tetsuya
TOKUMASU Takashi
NAKAYAMA Akira
NISHIOKA Kiho
Sara Samir Reyad Badr
MATSUDA Shoichi
MATSUMOTO Hideyuki
MINAMIMOTO Hiro
MURAKOSHI Kei
YAMAGUCHI Kazuya
YOSHIDA Masaaki

Summary

The goal is to establish water electrolysis systems with low cost, high efficiency, and high durability by fundamentally solving the problems each system faces. The research targets include the proton exchange membrane (PEM) type, a strong alkaline solution (AWE) type, and anion exchange membrane (AEM) type. The project will work on water electrolysis under conditions that cannot be achieved in existing systems, such as the near neutral pH, or direct use with seawater. The project will comprise an all-Japan team that is capable of performing the entire process from material synthesis to evaluation and practical application. This will lead to the development of new electrode catalyst materials and electrolyte/cell materials. Eventually, the project will connect the established technology to social implementation, making a significant contribution to GX.

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