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HERMES

Hydrogen Efficient Purification using Membranes in Industrial Gas Streams
The main objective of HERMES is to provide a quantum leap in the development of efficient hydrogen separation and purification technology to reduce the cost of hydrogen purification by utilization of two groundbreaking.
Clean Hydrogen Partnership
JAN 2025 – DEC 2028

HERMES is developing next-generation membrane technologies to make hydrogen purification more efficient and cost-effective. By tackling energy consumption and scalability, we’re helping hydrogen become a cornerstone of industrial sustainability. With 7 partners from 4 countries, we’re advancing hydrogen separation and purification technologies through cutting-edge membrane innovations.

 

THE ROLE OF FBK

FBK will support the consortium in conducting a preliminary hazard analysis of the two prototypes of the project, analyzing preventively the safety of these systems during the design phase. Furthermore, FBK will conduct a performance analysis of the membranes regarding economic and sustainability aspects. A complete techno-economic assessment of the purification and separation system for hydrogen will be carried out. Moreover, the two systems will be evaluated for the whole life cycle in terms of sustainability.

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Project Acronym

HERMES

Project Name

HYDROGEN EFFICIENT PURIFICATION USING MEMBRANES IN INDUSTRIAL GAS STREAMS 

Funding programme

Clean Hydrogen Partnership

Project Coordinator

H2SITE – Hydrogen Onsite, S.L. (Spain)

Starting date

January 2025

Ending date

December 2028

Duration

48 months

Project ID

101192352 

Total EU contribution

5.943.423,08 EUR

The project is supported by the Clean Hydrogen Partnership and its members under Grant Agreement 101192352. Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the Clean Hydrogen Partnership. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.