Slovenia

CONOT's initiative to establish hydrogen fuel infrastructure in Slovenia, including the opening of two new hydrogen refueling stations.

Project framework under which the rooftop solar PV system for green hydrogen production at the Slovenian glass factory is being implemented.

Pilot project to produce green hydrogen via electrolysis using rooftop solar PV electricity and integrate it with natural gas to power glass furnaces, reducing carbon emissions from glass production.

Hydrogen industry association

Sovereign State

Government

A propulsion system that uses hydrogen fuel cells to generate electricity, which then powers electric motors for aircraft propulsion. Key subsystems include a cryogenic liquid hydrogen storage tank, low-temperature PEM (proton exchange membrane) fuel cells, water-glycol evaporators, and redundant safety and control systems.

Innovative solutions for input materials/chemicals, process optimization, and output applications in hydrogen value chains

ECUBES' proprietary Thermal Green Hydrogen Energy Storage solution that integrates Loop Energy's fuel cell modules.

Research project by Matija Gatalo at Slovenia's National Institute of Chemistry to develop catalysts that reduce platinum requirements in hydrogen fuel cells, making hydrogen fuel more affordable and commercially viable.

A hydrogen valley project encompassing Slovenia, Croatia, and the Autonomous Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia in Italy.

A project by the European Defense Agency aimed at boosting the European defense sector's energy efficiency.

A black powder catalyst that replaces approximately half the platinum in fuel cells with cheaper copper, reportedly two times cheaper and three to four times more efficient than existing catalysts on the market.

Extremely pure hydrogen produced through electrolysis using electricity from a rooftop solar photovoltaic system, designed for blending with natural gas to power industrial glass furnaces.

A nanotechnology-based catalyst innovation offering approximately a hundredfold increase in production efficiency compared to conventional laboratory methods.