Webinar: HyDUS Project; Seeking A Wonder Material For Hydrogen Storage

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The HyDUS (Hydrogen in Depleted Uranium Storage) project is a collaboration between UK Atomic Energy Authority, EDF UK, The University of Bristol and Urenco. The project is looking to develop a pilot-scale HyDUS (Hydrogen in Depleted Uranium Storage) demonstrator as part of the Longer Duration Energy Storage demonstrator programme at the UKAEA’s Culham Campus. UKAEA are seeking to engage with manufacturers/suppliers of an electrochemical fuel cell, electrolysis system (electrolyser) and a hydrogen compressor to understand the operating requirement and abilities of these units. UKAEA will be holding a webinar on the 23rd March 2023. This will be an online event hosted via Zoom. Lot 1: The HyDUS (Hydrogen in Depleted Uranium Storage) project is a collaboration between UK Atomic Energy Authority, EDF UK, The University of Bristol and Urenco. The project is looking to develop a pilot-scale HyDUS (Hydrogen in Depleted Uranium Storage) demonstrator as part of the Longer Duration Energy Storage demonstrator programme at the UKAEA’s Culham Campus. UKAEA are seeking to engage with manufacturers/suppliers of an electrochemical fuel cell, electrolysis system (electrolyser) and a hydrogen compressor to understand the operating requirement and abilities of these units. UKAEA is interested in receiving information about the following potential requirements, electrochemical fuel cell, electrolysis system (electrolyser) and a hydrogen compressor. Further details on each requirement can be within the attached document.