Resumen de: US20260159967A1
An apparatus for generation of at least one of carbon dioxide or hydrogen from saline water is disclosed. The apparatus includes an anodic compartment, an anode on a first side of the anodic compartment, a cathodic compartment, a cathode on a first side of the cathodic compartment, a first cation permeable fluidic separator on a second side of the anodic compartment, a second cation permeable fluidic separator on a second side of the cathodic compartment, a center compartment between the first and second cation permeable fluidic separators, and a mixing chamber including an inlet fluidly connectable to or in fluid communication with the outlet of the anodic compartment and an outlet, the center compartment having one of an outlet fluidly connectable to or in fluid communication with the inlet of the mixing chamber or an inlet fluidly connectable to or in fluid communication with the outlet of the mixing chamber.
Resumen de: US20260159965A1
0000 This system uses a water electrolysis stack to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. Hydrogen is discharged at the negative electrode and stored in a hydrogen tank, while oxygen is discharged at the positive electrode and stored in an oxygen tank. The stored gases can be recirculated into the electrolysis stack as needed. Sensors measure hydrogen and oxygen concentration in the discharged fluid, and a controller compares these readings to safe limits. If a concentration is too high, valves automatically adjust to control the flow of stored gases. Additional components, such as an ejector and pressure controls, help ensure efficient operation and prevent unsafe gas buildup.
Resumen de: WO2026117804A1
The invention relates to an electrolysis module (1) for alkaline hydrogen electrolysis, comprising an anode (2), a cathode (3) and a separating layer (4) which is arranged between the anode (2) and the cathode (3), two electrically insulating and substantially structurally identical support frames (10, 10') which are connected to one another at their edges, wherein the anode (2) is connected to the first support frame (10), and the cathode (3) is connected to the second support frame (10') so that an anode chamber (6) and a cathode chamber (7) are formed, wherein, in each of the anode-side support frame (10) and the cathode-side support frame (10'), two inflow manifolds (8, 8') for supplying electrolysis medium and two outflow manifolds (9, 9') for discharging electrolysis and product medium are provided, and wherein the support frames (10, 10') are arranged in such a way that the inflow manifolds (8, 8') and the outflow manifolds (9, 9') of adjacent support frames (10, 10') are arranged substantially congruently, wherein, in each of the support frames (10, 10'), one of the inflow manifolds (8, 8') has a first magnetic current sensor (12, 12') and one of the outflow manifolds (9, 9') has a second magnetic current sensor (13, 13').
Resumen de: WO2026121171A1
This hydrogen production system comprises: a steam electrolysis device comprising an electrolysis cell that is configured so as to generate a hydrogen gas from steam; a hydrogen gas supply line for guiding the hydrogen gas discharged from the steam electrolysis device to an object to be supplied with hydrogen; a cooler, which is disposed on the hydrogen gas supply line, for cooling the hydrogen gas; a dehumidifier disposed in the hydrogen gas supply line in the downstream of the cooler, the dehumidifier containing an adsorbent for removing moisture from the hydrogen gas flowing downstream of the cooler; a regeneration gas supply line for supplying a regeneration gas for regenerating the adsorbent to the dehumidifier; and a first heater configured to heat the regeneration gas flowing through the regeneration gas supply line by using, as a heat source, the hydrogen gas flowing upstream of the cooler in the hydrogen gas supply line.
Resumen de: WO2026121169A1
A hydrogen production system according to the present invention comprises: a steam electrolysis device including an electrolysis cell configured to generate hydrogen gas from steam; a hydrogen gas supply line for guiding the hydrogen gas discharged from the steam electrolysis device to a hydrogen supply target; a cooler that is disposed on the hydrogen gas supply line and is for cooling the hydrogen gas; a dehumidifier that is disposed downstream from the cooler on the hydrogen gas supply line and includes an adsorbent for recovering moisture from the hydrogen gas flowing downstream of the cooler; a regeneration gas supply line for extracting, from the hydrogen gas supply line, dehumidified hydrogen gas discharged from the dehumidifier, and returning the dehumidified hydrogen gas to the dehumidifier as a regeneration gas for the adsorbent; and a regeneration gas blower for transmitting, to the steam electrolysis device, the regeneration gas discharged from the dehumidifier.
Resumen de: WO2026120193A1
Hydrogen therapy device (1) comprising: an electrolysis system comprising an arrangement of implantable electrodes, an electric generator, a control system configured to place the electrolysis system in a production state to perform electrolysis of a bodily fluid to produce hydrogen, wherein the control system is configured to measure a production parameter representative of the hydrogen produced, and to control the electric generator as a function of the production parameter to deliver the quantity of hydrogen
Resumen de: WO2026120192A1
A hydrogen therapy device comprising an electrolysis system including an arrangement of implantable electrodes, an electric generator, and a control system configured to place the electrolysis system in a production state to perform electrolysis of a bodily fluid according to a plurality of application parameters to produce hydrogen, wherein at least one of the application parameters is adjustable and the control system is configured to measure a production parameter representative of the hydrogen produced, and to modulate the adjustable application parameter of the electrolysis system as a function of the production parameter in order to deliver a quantity of hydrogen.
Resumen de: WO2026120194A1
A hydrogen therapy device (1) comprising: an electrolysis system comprising an arrangement of implantable electrodes having an adjustable electrolysis surface area, an electric generator, a control system configured to place the electrolysis system in a production state to perform electrolysis of a bodily fluid to produce hydrogen, wherein the electrolysis surface area is adjustable and the control system is configured to measure a production parameter representative of the hydrogen produced, and to adjust the electrolysis surface area of the electrode arrangement as a function of the production parameter in order to deliver the quantity of hydrogen.
Resumen de: US20260159972A1
0000 Disclosed herein are heterocatalysts for hydrogen generation and carbon dioxide conversion based on electrochemical and photochemical technologies. The catalysts may be used for a hydrogen evolution reaction from water splitting and/or for a carbon dioxide reduction reaction. The catalysts may comprise metal sulfide. The catalysts may be identified using machine learning algorithms.
Resumen de: US20260159971A1
A protonic ceramic electrochemical cell (PCEC) includes an oxygen electrode configured to produce oxygen gas from steam and a hydrogen electrode configured to produce hydrogen gas from the steam. The oxygen electrode includes a first side and a second side opposite to the first side. A proton-conducting ceramic electrolyte is between the hydrogen electrode and the first side of the oxygen electrode. The PCEC further includes a contact material adjacent to the second side of the oxygen electrode. The contact material comprises a chemical formula LaMxN1−xO3−δ, where M and N are independently selected from a transition metal; x is a real number in a range of 0≤x≤1; and δ is an oxygen deficiency. Also disclosed is a PCEC stack and a method of producing hydrogen gas.
Resumen de: WO2026118231A1
A solid oxide electrolysis cell, a solid oxide electrolysis stack, and a preparation method therefor and the use thereof. The solid oxide electrolysis cell comprises an electrolysis cell (100), wherein the electrolysis cell (100) comprises an anode (1), an electrolyte (2) and a cathode (3). The anode (1) and the cathode (3) are made of porous composite ceramic comprising an electronic conductive phase and an oxygen-ion conductive phase, wherein the volume fraction of the electronic conductive phase is not less than 40%; and the porosity of the porous composite ceramic is 5-95%. The solid oxide electrolysis stack comprises the electrolysis cell (100). By means of the electrolysis cell or the electrolysis stack, the hydrogen production reaction by means of electrolysis of water is coupled with an oxidation reaction of combustible gas, which can reduce the power consumption for hydrogen production, and provide products such as hydrogen, synthetic ammonia feed gas, carbon dioxide or synthesis gas, thereby achieving low-cost preparation.
Resumen de: US20260159973A1
0000 An electrolysis device includes a first electrode, a first catalyst layer provided on the first electrode, a second electrode, a second catalyst layer provided on the second electrode, a membrane disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode, a solution that surrounds the first electrode, the first catalyst layer, the second electrode, the second catalyst layer, and the membrane, and contains water and an electrolyte, a container containing the solution, and a power source connected between the first electrode and the second electrode through a wiring, wherein the first catalyst layer and the second catalyst layer contain RbSbWO<6>.
Resumen de: WO2026121856A1
According to a self-pH-balancing bipolar membrane and a manufacturing method thereof, and a microorganism electrolytic cell, a hydrogen-producing device, a resource recovery device, and an acid-base-producing device that include the bipolar membrane, the bipolar membrane (BPM) can perform self-balancing of pH by OH- and can be implemented in a cylindrical form and formed by dual electrospinning to increase the interfacial area and thereby reduce voltage drop and membrane resistance.
Resumen de: WO2026120845A1
An air conditioning system (10) comprises: a dehumidification device (1) that dehumidifies target air (TA) to be dehumidified, thereby producing dry air (DA) having an ultralow dew point; and a supply device (2) that supplies the target air (TA) to the dehumidification device (1). The dehumidification device (1) is provided with an electrolysis device (1A) for chemically decomposing moisture in the target air (TA). The electrolysis device (1A) is provided with: a pair of electrodes (1c1) with which the target air (TA) comes into contact and which generate hydrogen by electrolysis of water; and an electrolyte (1c2) which is sandwiched between the pair of electrodes (1c1) and which has ionic conductivity.
Resumen de: US20260159382A1
Provided are methods of converting a water-containing gas into at least hydrogen gas, including by flowing the water-containing gas through a gas flow cell having an inlet, an outlet, and a structured material positioned within the gas flow cell. In some embodiments, the structured material has an electrical conductivity selected from the range of 3×10−15 S/m to 6.3×107 S/m. In some embodiments, the structured material is a sorbent and/or catalyst material. Generating a plasma within a portion of the gas flow cell, wherein the plasma at least partially interacts with the water-containing gas and the structured material, causes conversion of the gas to generate H2.
Resumen de: US20260159966A1
0000 An apparatus for water electrolysis includes a water-electrolysis stack, a feed-water pipeline, and a transport layer arranged upstream of the stack. A processor comprises pressures measured on each side of the transport layer and monitors ion conductivity of the feed water. When either reading crosses preset reference thresholds, the processor disables the power-supply unit and/or stops a circulation pump to protect the stack. The system can inject carbon dioxide to recover conductivity and issues alerts when the transport layer or an electrolyte membrane needs replacement, or when the carbon-dioxide charge falls below feed-water pressure. A complimentary control method performs the sensing, comparison, intervention, and user-notification steps.
Resumen de: WO2026120772A1
A water decomposition and carbon dioxide reduction device 1 includes: a light-receiving tank 10 which has an aqueous solution and an oxidation electrode having a semiconductor photocatalyst; a non-light-receiving tank 20 which is installed on a side surface of the light-receiving tank, includes a reduction electrode having a catalytic reaction action, and is such that carbon dioxide is supplied to the inside of a hollow tank; an electrolyte membrane 30 which is installed between the light-receiving tank and the non-light-receiving tank; and a conducting wire 40 which is connected between the oxidation electrode and the reduction electrode.
Resumen de: US20260163025A1
0000 An electrochemical device can include a membrane electrode assembly (MEA), a separator stacked on the MEA and including a flow path portion provided to face the MEA, a manifold portion through which a reaction fluid can be introduced or discharged, and a through-hole provided between the flow path portion and the manifold portion to guide the reaction fluid, which has passed through the manifold portion, to the flow path portion, and a sealing part selectively separably stacked on the separator and configured to define a connection channel configured to connect the manifold portion and the flow path portion through the through-hole, and the sealing part includes a first elastic sheet, a second elastic sheet stacked on the first elastic sheet, and a reinforcement sheet having relatively higher rigidity than the first elastic sheet and the second elastic sheet and interposed between the first elastic sheet and the second elastic sheet.
Resumen de: EP4756082A2
An electrolyzer stack is configured for high-speed manufacturing and assembly of a plurality of scalable electrolysis cells. Each cell comprises a plurality of water windows configured to maintain a pressure loss, temperature rise and/or oxygen outlet volume fraction below predetermined thresholds. Repeating components of the cells are configured based on a desired roll web width for production and a stack compression system is configured to enable a variable quantity and variable area of said repeating cells in a single stack. A high-speed manufacturing system is configured to produce scalable cells and assemble scalable stacks at rates in excess of 1,000 MW-class stacks per year.
Resumen de: AU2024327331A1
Electrolysis system, energy balancing system, method for balancing electrical power in an electrical network, computer program, controller and an electrical energy source The present invention pertains to an electrolysis system (1) and an energy balancing system (10) comprising a renewable electrical energy source (2) and the electrolysis system (1) that are electrically connected, wherein a production of electrical power of the renewable electrical energy source (2) is controlled by generator controller (5) and an absorption of electrical power by an electrolysis process (5) of the electrolysis system (3) is controlled by a main power controller (2) and an electrolysis controller (4). The electrolysis controller (4) is adapted to determine a capacity of the electrolysis system (3) of converting any additional electrical power and to transmit an indicator value (7) indicative of the electrolysis process (5) being capable or not capable of absorbing any additional electrical power to the main power controller (2) and/or to the generator controller (12) for adjusting the production and/or absorption of electrical power.
Resumen de: EP4755844A1
0001 Provided is a method for producing hydrogen in which ammonia can be decomposed at high efficiency even with low power consumption to produce hydrogen. The method for producing hydrogen of the present invention includes a step in which an ammonia decomposition catalyst including a titanate represented by the following general formula (1) or a titanium oxynitride represented by the following general formula (2) is brought into contact with ammonia under irradiation with microwaves at low output.
ATiO<3-x> (1)
(In the general formula (1), A represents at least one element selected from the group consisting of Ba and Sr, and x is a value represented by 0.1 ≤ x ≤ 2.0.)
ATiO<3-x>N
Resumen de: GB2632328A
Disclosed is a methanation method comprising an electrolyser system, the electrolyser system (20) comprising an electrolyser (10) having at least one electrolyser cell (11), at least one fuel input (14) and at least one offgas output (46), the method further comprising supplying fuel comprising at least water and either or both carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide to the at least one fuel inlet, powering the electrolyser cell (11) with electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, wherein the electrolyser (10) is operated at a temperature at or in excess of 150℃, and methanation occurs to the carbon dioxide and/or carbon monoxide in the electrolyser (10). There may be separate offgas outputs for methane and oxygen, as well as a condensation step for water and a separation step after the reaction. A methanation catalyst may be used, which is preferably nickel-based. Further disclosed is an electrolyser system, a method for generating methane, and a method for operating an electrolyser system.
Resumen de: EP4501433A1
Process of separating hydrogen from an effluent gas produced by an endothermic ammonia cracking reaction, said effluent gas comprising hydrogen and nitrogen, said process comprising a step of pressure swing adsorption separation of the effluent gas, said step comprising separating the effluent gas by pressure swing adsorption according to a pressure cycle, thereby producing a hydrogen product gas and generating off gas, the pressure cycle comprising an off gas generation period of time during which said off gas is generated, said off gas generation period of time comprising :- a fuel off gas generation period of time during which a fuel off gas is generated,- a nitrogen richer off gas generation period of time during which a nitrogen richer off gas is generated, said nitrogen richer off gas having a higher nitrogen content than the fuel off gas, wherein the process comprises :- routing the fuel off gas to a furnace (5) and combustion of said fuel off gas in said furnace (5) to provide heat to the endothermic ammonia cracking reaction,- diverting the nitrogen richer off gas from the furnace (5).
Resumen de: EP4755847A1
Provided is an ammonia decomposition catalyst which exhibits high ammonia decomposition activity even at a low reaction temperature and a low reaction pressure, and which has stable catalytic properties such that it can be repeatedly used in reactions even after being exposed to air or water. A barium nitride of the present invention is represented by the following general formula (1): BaAN2-x (1), wherein in general formula (1), A represents at least one element selected from the group consisting of Si, Fe, Ni, Mo, and Zr, and x represents a value expressed by 0 ≤ x < 2.0.
Nº publicación: EP4756077A1 10/06/2026
Solicitante:
ABS APPARATE BEHAELTER UND SONDERANLAGENBAU GMBH [DE]
ABS Apparate, Beh\u00E4lter- und Sonderanlagenbau GmbH
Resumen de: EP4756077A1
0001 Elektrolyseverfahren zur Erzeugung von Wasserstoff mit folgenden Verfahrensschritten: - Anlegen einer Spannung an mindestens eine Elektrode (20; 320), die zumindest teilweise in ein Wasser (5) oder ein Wassergemisch in einem Behälter (10; 210; 310) eingetaucht ist, - wobei sich während des Elektrolyseprozess das Wasser (5) oder das Wassergemisch in seine Bestandteile Wasserstoff und Sauerstoff auftrennen, und sich im Bereich der mindestens einen Elektrode (20; 320) Sauerstoffgas (81) und Wasserstoffgas (86) bilden, - Bewegen der Elektrode (20; 320) durch eine Bewegungseinrichtung (50; 150A, 150B), wodurch die an der mindestens einen Elektrode (20; 320) anhaftenden Sauerstoffgase (81) und/oder Wasserstoffgase (86) abgelöst werden.