Canadelectrochim

A nature-inspired catalyst mechanism developed by Canadelectrochim that mimics plant leaf self-cleaning properties using microscale and nanoscale surface structures to enable oxygen reduction without platinum.

A nature-inspired catalyst mechanism developed by Canadelectrochim that mimics the self-cleaning properties of plant leaves using microscale and nanoscale surface structures to enable oxygen reduction without platinum.

A fuel cell that directly converts chemical energy from hydrogen and oxygen into electrical energy, producing only water as emissions. Known for high power density, clean operation, low-temperature capability, and rapid start-up/shutdown.

Platinum particles on porous carbon supports used to catalyze both hydrogen oxidation at the anode and oxygen reduction at the cathode in PEMFC. Currently the most effective catalyst but prohibitively expensive for commercialization.

Quintana Roo

Alberta

United States

A nature-inspired catalyst mechanism developed by Canadelectrochim that mimics plant leaf self-cleaning properties using microscale and nanoscale surface structures to enable oxygen reduction without platinum.

A polymer electrolyte used in PEMFC that selectively conducts hydrogen ions while blocking electrons, enabling efficient electrochemical reactions. Currently the dominant commercial electrolyte for PEMFC applications.