Our Subsidy Projects
We have secured many subsidized projects, reflecting the trust placed in us by various governments and funding authorities
MIT R&D (STIM-00014)
"Green hydrogen as a building block for a sustainable energy system"
Term: 01-2023 to 12-2024
Goal: Electrolyser research and development that will make hydrogen production accessible to a wider market segment.
Partner: Avoxt
EFRO/OP-zuid (STIM-00476)
"Hydrogen economy North Brabant"
Term: 06-2023 – 12-2026
Goal: Demonstration of a 120 kWe electrolyser system directly coupled to a local wind turbine.
Partners: Avoxt and REF
MIT R&D (STIM-00545),
“Duolyser”
Term: 04-2024 to 03-2026
Goal: to upgrade the oxygen produced in the electrolysis process so that it can also be marketed. This will improve the business case.
Partner: ON2Quest
National Growth Fund (NGFS23020 CEH),
“Charging Energy Hubs”
Term: 01-2024 to 12-2029
Goal: To integrate an electrolyser system into a local DC grid at an industrial site in Veghel.
Province of North Brabant (Fluidwell AEM H2-Tech),
“Innovation coalition AEM hydrogen technology”,
Term: 07-2024 – 06-2026
Goal: Accelerate and scale up promising AEM innovations and strengthen regional collaborations.
Partners: Industry in Brabant.
Groenvermogen WP1 (HyPRO),
“Carbon-neutral hydrogen production”
Term: 09-2024 – 12-2029
Goal: In this R&D project, electrolysis technology is further developed. Fluidwell is involved in the development of PEM and AEM technology in this large consortium of 58 partners.
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Groenvermogen WP2 (HyTROS),
“Transport and storage of hydrogen”
Term: 03-2024 – 12-2029
Goal: In this project, hydrogen infrastructure is further researched and developed. Fluidwell is involved as an in-kind contributor in this consortium of 32 partners.
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Groenvermogen WP4 (HyCARB),
“Hydrogen and green electrons for carbon-based chemistry”
Term: 01-2026 – 12-2028
Goal: In this R&D project, green hydrogen and green electrons are integrated into industrial production processes to reduce CO₂ emissions. Fluidwell is involved in the development of an MID-approved flowcomputer in this large consortium of 46 partners.
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