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ThalesNano Zrt. And the Joint Research and Development Project of the University of Szeged (SZTE) are also solving one of the most significant global problems and the adverse effects of increasing carbon dioxide emissions through the development of hydrogen-generating and carbon dioxide converting electrochemical reactors of 846.7 million HUF with EU funding - MTI informed the company.
Throughout the 1,226 billion forints budget project, a team of chemists and engineers utilizing the many electrochemical, flow and chemical reactor development expertise gained so far and their experience in chemical catalysis, develops a new reactor with increased carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere can be reduced.
The consortium successfully closed the first phase of research, developed new catalyst production methods and developed new catalysts: the innovative process resulted in carbon sequestration by an electrochemical conversion that yields useful substances for the chemical industry, thus contributing to a more sustainable industry the creation of.
According to a summary of the research program on the SZTE website, the proliferation of technologies for the exploitation of renewable energy sources is hampered by their periodicity and the fact that a general satisfactory solution for the storage of electricity has not yet been found. The chemical storage of periodically generated surplus energy - in a variety of high energy density compounds - offers a solution that is easy to integrate into industrial processes, so the technologies that target it can be of paramount importance in the future economy. Electrochemical fuel-based processes can in one step transform the surplus energy generated at a given time and time into high energy compounds that can be used later or even at other locations. Such fuel,
Founded in 2002, the Budapest-based company, ThalesNano Zrt., Has been awarded several domestic and international innovation awards, which exports its own products to more than 75 countries, which are used by the worlds largest pharmaceutical companies, agrochemicals and cosmetics companies.
According to publicly available company data, in 2017, net sales from ThalesNano Zrt. Were HUF 1,122 billion, almost 6 percent more than in the previous year, of which 1,021 billion were exported. The companys profit after tax in 2017 was HUF 27,309 million.
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