Япония запускает первую в мире синхротронную линию для ускоренных исследований водородных топливных элементов

NEDO & Kyoto University Fast-Track Hydrogen Fuel Cell R&D with BL34XU Beamline NEDO and Kyoto University are building BL34XU, the world’s first hydrogen-focused beamline at SPring-8-II, to slash R&D cycles and accelerate hydrogen fuel cell and electrolysis research. If you’ve been keeping an eye on the world of hydrogen fuel cell research, you’re in for some exciting news—Japan's stepping it up a notch! Thanks to a collaboration between NEDO and Kyoto University, we’re about to see the launch of BL34XU, a brand new synchrotron beamline at the upcoming fourth-generation SPring-8-II facility in Hyogo Prefecture. This isn’t just any old lab setup; it’s being hailed as the first resource that’s built solely for hydrogen energy materials. What’s more, it’s set to deliver an impressive thirtyfold boost in our ability to analyze fuel cells and water electrolysers in real time. ... Subscribe to keep reading. Subscribe to read this article for free Sign up now for free