Metacon AB gains EU backing for its Greek subsidiary's AEM electrolysis research, marking a key milestone in the company's green hydrogen development strategy.
Metacon's Greek subsidiary, Metacon SA, has secured public EU funding to participate in the AMEL project, which focuses on advancing Anion Exchange Membrane (AEM) water electrolyzer technology. This development validates the company's strategic commitment to green hydrogen innovation and provides non-dilutive capital to accelerate its R&D efforts in the renewable energy sector.
AMEL stands for Green Hydrogen Advancement: Pioneering Anion Exchange Membrane Water Electrolyzer Solutions, a research initiative focused on developing more efficient hydrogen production technology.
The funding was awarded to Metacon SA, a fully owned Greek subsidiary of Metacon.
Metacon AB's Greek subsidiary, Metacon SA, has been awarded public EU funding to advance Anion Exchange Membrane (AEM) water electrolyzer technology. This research initiative, known as the AMEL project, strengthens the company's strategic position in the green hydrogen sector.
The AMEL project focuses on pioneering AEM water electrolyzer solutions, which are critical for the advancement of cost-effective green hydrogen production.