Hy-SPIRE at EHEC2026

EHEC 2026 – the EUROPEAN HYDROGEN ENERGY CONFERENCE took place in Seville on 11-13 March 2026. EHEC aims to facilitate sharing technical knowledge, building connections, and fostering business opportunities within the hydrogen sector.

Emanuele de Bona from the Center for Sustainable Energy of Fondazione Bruno Kessler presented the latest results on high temperature solid oxide cell activities within the Center for Sustainable Energy, including the installation and validation of our new test bench for reversible single cell testing. The oral presentation “Proton-Conductor Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cells prepared by Physical Vapor Deposition: Physico-Chemical Characterization and Preliminary Electrochemical Performance” was well received, and served as a starting point for fruitful discussion with both academic and industrial attendees. This work was developed within Hy-SPIRE Project, H2TN project and the IPCEI ORION.

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