What does the project consist of? The fundamental objective of this new project is to develop a fuel cell stack system based on AEM (Anion Exchange Membrane) technology. The research efforts are primarily focused on:
Improving the sustainability of this type of energy system.
Significantly reducing the dependence on critical materials needed for its manufacturing.
Expanding the accessibility and viability of this technology for its integration into mobility applications.
Facing the challenges of the future Given the emerging nature of AEM technology, the project takes on and addresses key challenges in the field of research and development (R&D). At H2Vector, we work to overcome these barriers and advance towards technological solutions that are not only sustainable but also highly competitive in the current scenario of the global energy transition.
Backing and funding
To carry out this cutting-edge project, H2Vector has significant institutional support. The project is subsidized by:
The European Union, through the NextGenerationEU funds.
The Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan (Plan de Recuperación, Transformación y Resiliencia).
The Government of Spain.
The Ministry of Industry and Tourism.
At H2Vector, we continue to drive the development of hydrogen technologies to ensure a smarter and more sustainable future. Stay tuned to our news to learn about the upcoming milestones and advancements of this project!


