Cédric Dupuis

HySeas III is the final part of a three part research program that began in 2013 looking into the theory of hydrogen powered vessels (HySeas I), followed by a detailed technical and commercial study to design a hydrogen fuel cell powered vessel (Hyseas II 2014-2015).
HySeas III builds on the first two parts by aiming to demonstrate that fuel cells may be successfully integrated with a proven marine hybrid electric drive system (electric propulsion, control gear, batteries, etc), along with… Voir plus

HySeas III is the final part of a three part research program that began in 2013 looking into the theory of hydrogen powered vessels (HySeas I), followed by a detailed technical and commercial study to design a hydrogen fuel cell powered vessel (Hyseas II 2014-2015).
HySeas III builds on the first two parts by aiming to demonstrate that fuel cells may be successfully integrated with a proven marine hybrid electric drive system (electric propulsion, control gear, batteries, etc), along with the associated hydrogen storage and bunkering arrangements. Voir moins

The 1st Power To Gas demonstrator in France

Potential Use of Solid Hydrogen

Integrated hydrogen power packs for portable and other autonomous applications

Wet and affordable hydrogen storage / Stockage de l'hydrogène humide économiquement viable

Advanced Metal Hydride Hydrogen Compressors - Pilot development and market penetration

Rafraîchisseur de boisson fonctionnant au moyen de la réfrigération magnétique

Modèle et Outil pour le Dimensionnement et l’Evaluation de Réservoirs iNnovants à HYdrures pour les Transports
http://www.agence-nationale-recherche.fr/Colloques/Energies2012/presentations/MODERNHY-T.pdf

New giant magnetocaloric materials round room temperature and applications to magnetic refrigeration

Mini-stockage d’hydrogène pour pile à combustible