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WELTEMP, Water electrolysis at elevated temperature

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15 sourced values · 1 earlier records · 6 secondary context values

Sourced valueEarlier record, source not yet verifiedSecondary research context

Progress StatuscompletedConfidence: Reported
Source: Final Report Summary - WELTEMP (Water Electrolysis at Elevated Temperatures)
CountryGermanyEarlier record
Original source not yet verified
Capacity1 kW prototype electrolyser (planned objective)Confidence: Reported
Source: Water Electrolysis at Elevated Temperatures

Project Identity and Location

Public NameWELTEMP, Water electrolysis at elevated temperatureConfidence: Reported
Source: Water Electrolysis at Elevated Temperatures | WELTEMP | Project | Fact Sheet | FP7
External Identifier212,903Confidence: Reported
Source: Water Electrolysis at Elevated Temperatures
Official NameWater Electrolysis at Elevated TemperaturesConfidence: Reported
Source: Water Electrolysis at Elevated Temperatures

Project Purpose and Configuration

Componentselectrocatalytic materials, polymeric membranes, metallic construction materials, membrane-electrode assemblies, prototype stackConfidence: Reported
Source: Final Report Summary - WELTEMP (Water Electrolysis at Elevated Temperatures)
Configuration Detailsteam electrolysis at ambient or low pressure with proton-conducting acidic membranes, pressurized-water electrolysis with proton-conducting acidic membranes, pressurized-water electrolysis with alkaline polymeric electrolytesConfidence: Reported
Source: Final Report Summary - WELTEMP (Water Electrolysis at Elevated Temperatures)
ProducthydrogenConfidence: Reported
Source: Water Electrolysis at Elevated Temperatures
Project GroupFP7-ENERGY-2007-1-RTDConfidence: Reported
Source: Water Electrolysis at Elevated Temperatures
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Project TypeEU FP7 collaborative research projectConfidence: Reported
Source: Final Report Summary - WELTEMP (Water Electrolysis at Elevated Temperatures)
TechnologyElevated-temperature PEM water electrolysisConfidence: Reported
Source: PEM Water Electrolysis at Elevated Temperatures

Project Scale and Economics

FinancingEU contribution €2,377,940Confidence: Reported
Source: Final Report Summary - WELTEMP (Water Electrolysis at Elevated Temperatures)
Production Volume320 NL/h hydrogen production (planned objective at 80% efficiency, LHV basis)Confidence: Reported
Source: Water Electrolysis at Elevated Temperatures

Project Lifecycle and Change

EventDate: 2008-01-01; Event: start, Date: 2011-04-30; Event: endConfidence: Reported
Source: Final Report Summary - WELTEMP (Water Electrolysis at Elevated Temperatures)
Lifecycle StageclosedConfidence: Reported
Source: Water Electrolysis at Elevated Temperatures

Secondary research context

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CountryGermanySecondary source
Confidence: Reported
Snapshot 2026-06-18
Source: Secondary source · International Energy Agency
Public NameWELTEMP, Water electrolysis at elevated temperatureSecondary source
Confidence: Reported
Snapshot 2026-06-18
Source: Secondary source · International Energy Agency
Event2008Secondary source
Confidence: Reported
Snapshot 2026-06-18
Source: Secondary source · International Energy Agency
Progress StatusDEMOSecondary source
Confidence: Reported
Snapshot 2026-06-18
Source: Secondary source · International Energy Agency
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ProductH2Secondary source
Confidence: Reported
Snapshot 2026-06-18
Source: Secondary source · International Energy Agency
TechnologyPEMSecondary source
Confidence: Reported
Snapshot 2026-06-18
Source: Secondary source · International Energy Agency

Sources

SourceTypePublisherAs of
Water Electrolysis at Elevated Temperatures | WELTEMP | Project | Fact Sheet | FP7Original sourceEuropean Commission, CORDIS
Water Electrolysis at Elevated TemperaturesOriginal sourceEuropean Commission, CORDIS
Final Report Summary - WELTEMP (Water Electrolysis at Elevated Temperatures)Original sourceEuropean Commission, CORDIS
PEM Water Electrolysis at Elevated TemperaturesOriginal sourceTechnical University of Denmark, Department of Energy Conversion and Storage