Held in Collegno, Torino, on october 7th STC meets innovators was the opportunity to share the competence of Politecnico di Torino researchers on fuel cell and electolyzers. During the presentation Comsos was one of the project showcased as success story
A new paper focused on Comsos investigates the optimal design of fuel cell based combined heat and power systems for buildings. Authored by Paolo Marocco, Marta Gandiglio and Massimo Santarelli, from Politecnico di Torino Steps research team, the study analyzes
A fuel flexible, highly efficient C60 SOFC co-generation system to Biometaan OÜ in Estonia is delivered by the project partner Convion. The unit, installed at Siimani farm, generates renewable power and heat from biogas produced in the area for the
November 17 is coming and Comsos webinar agenda will develop as follows: 14:00-14:05: Welcome 14:05-14:10: Explanation of the project Presenter : Jeroen Buunk 14:10-14:30: SOFC technology and its role in a sustainable energy system. Presenter Jeroen Buunk 14:30-14:50: Market analysis
Sunfire GmbH develops and manufactures systems for renewable industrial gas and fuel production. As COMSOS partner, Katja Mattner and Markus Much explains the role and the impact of Sunfire in the EU Project.
Appeared in the last issue of REHVA journal, the paper named “Fuel Cell Cogeneration for building sector: European status“, developed by Marta Gandiglio, Domenico Ferrero, Andrea Lanzini and Massimo Santarelli from Politecnico di Torino, mentioned Comsos European project when it
Solid Power is one of the fuel cell producers involved in COMSOS. Stefano Modena offers the industry perspective in the project.
The EU-funded project aims to install 25 high efficiency and zero emissions Solid Oxide Fuel Cell systems in the commercial and business sector Worries about climate change, warmer average temperatures and international campaigns about environmental issues, from ocean’s plastic pollution
Understanding the process to better comprehend the ComSos project. Here’s the infographic to help.
The engines are warming for the start-up of Comsos the EU funded project aimed to develop, test and distribute a small size fuel cell system – SOFC – in order to demonstrate the efficiency of fuel cell based technology for small and medium
