Nexceris is excited to be presenting at The Department of Energy’s National Energy Technology Laboratory’s 22nd Annual Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) Project Review Meeting being held on November 16-18, 2021.
The Hydrogen Shot is part of a larger DOE Energy Earthshots Initiative aimed to accelerate breakthroughs of more abundant, affordable, and reliable clean energy solutions in this decade. Nexceris’ own Scott Swartz, Chief Technology Officer, was a panelist of a breakout session on High Temperature (Solid Oxide) Electrolysis.
The growth of electronics and new energy generation and storage technologies has increased demand for alternative materials that present greater supply-chain challenges.
Nexceris introduced the NextCell™ component in 2007, in response to the needs of cell and materials researchers. Utilizing a high-performance Hionic™ electrolyte support, the NextCell™
fuelcellmaterials is pleased to announce the addition of the NextCell-HP product line to our SOFC component catalog. […]
In a collaborative development effort, Nexceris scaled production for Navitas Systems from grams to kilograms while reducing per kilo costs by a factor of 25. Read this case study to learn how […]
In an effort to ensure they continue to meet the needs of the SOFC market, fuelcellmaterials has worked closely with its customers and partners to
In an effort to ensure they continue to meet the needs of the SOFC market, fuelcellmaterials has worked closely with its customers and partners to refresh our anode supported cell (ASC) product line […]
Anode or Electrolyte supported, that is the question. There are multiple types of Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFCs), which are defined by the support material. The support is the thickest portion of the cell design and is the backbone that provides the mechanical strength. […]