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Finnish food technology company Solar Foods has joined BalticSeaH2, a large-scale EU-funded hydrogen initiative, receiving €350,000 to increase production capacity of Solein at its Factory 01 facility in Finland.
Researchers at the University of Jyväskylä (Finland) have led an international collaboration to study how semiconductor materials enable the production of green hydrogen through (photo)electrochemistry. Novel atomic-level simulations and precise (spectro)electrochemical experiments reveal the basic mechanisms underlying the hydrogen evolution reaction on a prototypical titanium dioxide semiconductor and support the development of new materials for hydrogen production. The research also identified a previously unknown phenomenon in electrocatalysis: the application of an electrode potential can create local charge centers, polarons, which activate the hydrogen evolution reaction on the semiconductor surface.
Installation of the hydrogen production unit begins in Jyväskylä. The unit will be located at Finland’s first operational hydrogen refuelling station. The installation is related to Central Finland Mobility Foundation’s (Cefmof) previously announced order of a hydrogen production unit and water purification system from Asahi Kasei Corporation (Asahi Kasei), and the order is now progressing into the concrete implementation phase.