Electrolysers

'Best of both worlds' | Michelin partners with French universities to develop AEM electrolysers for cheaper green hydrogen

The French tyre company aims to make an electrolyser that can match intermittent renewable electricity input for higher yields without using expensive metals

Representatives from Michelin, the French National Centre for Scientific Research, Grenoble Alpes University, the Grenoble Institute of Technology and Savoie Mont Blanc University, signing the partnership agreement
Representatives from Michelin, the French National Centre for Scientific Research, Grenoble Alpes University, the Grenoble Institute of Technology and Savoie Mont Blanc University, signing the partnership agreementPhoto: Michelin
Senior Reporter
Published 18 March 2025, 11:15Updated 18 March 2025, 11:15
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