Munich, Erlangen-Nuremberg, 29. June 2024 9:00 to 0:00

The Regional Groups Munich and Erlangen-Nuremberg visit a pilot plant which produces  hydrogen from biogas in the lovely Altmühltal Valley.

Hydrogen will play a crucial role in the energy transition, for example in industry and mobility.  But production is energy-intensive and transportation difficult. Munich DAAD alumnus Dr. Gianluca Pauletto has developed an innovative approach to producing green hydrogen decentrally and highly efficiently from biogas – incidentally a great use for biogas, which is readily available.  The startup SYPOX, which he founded, devotes itself to electrifying processes in the chemical industry: The SYPOX Reactor is the only technology worldwide that combines electric heating and catalysis at scale. It replaces combustion for energy-intensive processes in the chemical industry.

Afterwards, depending on the weather, we either go for a hike, or stop over in the nearby university town of Eichstätt and visit the Jura Museum with numerous fascinating fossils including a rare specimen of the archeopteryx. Future and distant past in one day!

More information:

http://sypox.eu

https://www.brightlands.com/en/chemelot-campus/community-events/blogs-stories/if-it-startup-sypox-we-will-all-soon-be-driving

https://www.wochenblatt-dlv.de/feld-stall/landtechnik/wasserstoff-biogas-landwirt-arbeitet-start-up-zusammen-574706

Contact: fk-muenchen@daad-alumni.de

fk-erlangen-nuernberg@daad-alumni.de