On 21st January, a kick-off meeting for the project CHARGE took place in Lyngby (DK), hosted by Technical University of Denmark.
CHARGE brings together leading academic and industrial partners to address key challenges limiting the large-scale deployment of SOECs, including material degradation, high stack costs, and operation under dynamic renewable energy conditions. By combining advanced cell materials, low-cost coated interconnects, impurity mitigation strategies, and innovative AC:DC operation, the project aims to significantly extend stack lifetime and reduce the levelized cost of hydrogen.
Here you will find an overview of the project objectives, consortium partners, research activities, and key results as they emerge. The website serves as a central point for sharing project progress, scientific and technical outputs, and dissemination activities with researchers, industry stakeholders, and the broader clean-energy community.