The H2PLAN project focuses on the development of key components for green hydrogen generation through innovative technologies, including AEM (Anion Exchange Membrane) electrolysis, PEM (Proton Exchange Membrane) electrolysis and hydrogen generation through thermochemical cycles. These technologies promise to transform the way hydrogen is produced, making it more efficient and sustainable.

CIC energiGUNE is dedicated to conducting comprehensive studies on the scalability of thermochemical hydrogen production. Using advanced computational simulation methods, the center is guiding the construction of a prototype thermochemical reactor. This prototype will allow evaluation and testing of the materials on a larger scale, as well as validation and refinement of the models developed. These studies are crucial to move towards more efficient and economically viable green hydrogen production.