The hand-built prototypes of the SolHyd hydrogen panels of the Louvain researchers was cast in an attractive industral design by a Louvain engineering company /Comate
At the TRANSfarm, a site near Leuven meant for up-scaling technologies developed at the Louvain University, the Belgian SolHyd research project is readying a 350 m2 production space for its hydrogen panel. The project was presented to the general public on Wednesday, as the province of Vlaams-Brabant provides a subsidy of €146 000 to help
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