Thijs de Groot at Gordon Research Conference, June 2025

A distinguished member of the PEACE project team Dr. Thijs de Groot, Eindhoven University of Technology, will give a speech on flexibility in alkaline water electrolysis at the Water Electrolysis Gordon Research Conference in the US.

The upcoming Water Electrolysis Gordon Research Conference in Waterville Valley (15-20 June, 2025), titled Empowering Low Temperature Electrolysis through Fundamentals Illumination and Materials Innovation, is dedicated to advancing the boundaries of water electrolysis research. The program features cutting-edge presentations, interactive poster sessions, and informal networking opportunities.  A wide range of topics will be covered, including electrode kinetics, catalyst design, membrane polymer synthesis, as well as system integration, aiming to advance low to intermediate-temperature electrolysis technologies.

Dr. de Groot’s talk is scheduled for Wednesday, June 18, 2025, at 9:00 AM and will focus on flexibility in alkaline water electrolysis — a key topic in the drive toward more efficient and adaptable hydrogen production systems.

Dr. De Groot is currently leading electrochemical tests within the PEACE project, refining testing conditions for integration into the project's final alkaline electrolyzer stack and demonstration stages.

For more details on the GRC Conference, please visit the official conference page here.