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ionysis has successfully commissioned its state-of-the-art pilot coating line for catalyst-coated membranes, marking a major step forward in electrolyzer and fuel cell production. The accomplishment of first successful proof-of-concept (PoC) electrolysis projects with major industry customers demonstrate the versatility and readiness of the new pilot line for larger scale pilot production.

ionysis successfully completed proof-of-concept project with a leading European automotive OEM on the development of high-quality catalyst-coated membranes with reduced PFAS-content

ionysis GmbH proudly announces receiving ISO 9001:2015 certification. This quality certification underscores ionysis’ commitment to delivering high quality products and services to its customers.

The Slovenian start-up ReCatalyst and the German spin-off company ionysis GmbH have achieved significant progress with new catalysts and catalyst coated membranes reaching the fuel cell performance target of the EIC funded project.

ionysis signs a third major technology development contract with a German industry partner. With this, ionysis surpasses 1.3 million euro in contract volume since the operational start in september 2022.

Green hydrogen from electrolysis is a rapidly growing market and key to a sustainable economy. ionysis is using its expertise in innovative catalyst coated membranes (CCMs) for heavy duty fuel cells to make electrolysis more efficient and cheaper.

ionysis signs a second major technology development contract with a German industry partner. With this, ionysis surpasses 1 million euro in contract volume since the operational start in september 2022.

ionysis was awarded the H2-age award for start-ups by the German National Economic Forum for Hydrogen (Nationales Wirtschaftsforum Wasserstoff)

ionysis signs first big technology development contract with German industry partner

The Slovenian start-up ReCatalyst and the German start-up ionysis have been selected for funding under the prestigious EIC Transition call and invited to sign the grant agreement with a funding volume of 2.5 million euros.

A team from the "Electrochemical Energy Systems" division at Hahn-Schickard in Freiburg, with the support of the University of Freiburg, has founded "ionysis GmbH". The goal is to develop and commercialize more efficient membrane electrode assemblies for fuel cells to market maturity with the help of strong strategic partners.

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