The basis of Power-to-X (P2X) technologies lies in the utilization of renewable electricity and CO₂ to produce fossil-free, sustainable products for industrial use and transportation. Here at LUT, both sustainability and commercial potential are considered in the development of P2X technologies.
In the Power-to-X laboratory, different aspects of P2X processes - including CO₂ capture, H₂ production, and chemical syntheses - can be investigated. The infrastructure supports both experimental and simulation studies. The combination of these approaches enables the exploration of novel processes as well as the optimization and scale-up of existing ones.
Research areas
- Carbon capture and utilization
- Water electrolysis
- Chemical reactions and catalysts
- Gas separation and purification
- Process modeling, simulation, and optimization
- Techno-economic analysis and carbon footprint
- Hydrogen economy business opportunities and value chains
Infrastructure
P2X infrastructure includes both physical laboratories and digital infrastructure designed for the research of hydrogen production and chemical processes.
Learn more about Hydrogen production infrastructure and Chemical process infrastructure.
Projects
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