We are pleased to share that Dr Elizabeth Ashton and Dr Carl Telford will be showcasing the technology behind the LoCEL-H2 Project at the upcoming All-Party Parliamentary Group on Hydrogen’s Business Fair at Westminster next week.

The lead battery-electrolyser system developed at Loughborough University as part of the project will see four pilot sites operational by 2026, each capable of producing 10.42 kWh of energy with 99% green hydrogen purity. Three of these sites will be based in Africa as part of LoCEL-H2 Project and sister-project MESCH, and one will be located in the UK at Loughborough University Science and Enterprise Park, supported by East Midlands Freeport.