With new investors and management, the former ACTA/Heliocentris Italy changed the name to Enapter in the end of 2017. The company has offices today in Italy, Germany and Thailand. The original electrochemistry team of ACTA joins Enapter to continue developing the Anion Exchange Membrane Electrolyser.
Enapter designs and manufactures highly efficient and modular hydrogen generators, using AEM electrolysis. The EL 2.0 is a compact, flexible, reliable and scalable electrolyzer. Click for more.
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Acta has developed an alkaline membrane electrolyser which does not need a noble metal catalyst. This means that it costs only a third as much as typical (acidic) platinum catalyst electrolysers (PEM), the only other type of electrolysers on the… view details >
The electricity from the solar panels is used to separate water into hydrogen and oxygen. The system can even use filtered rainwater. The hydrogen is then stored in cylinders. When electricity is needed – for example at night when the… view details >
The process by which we generate hydrogen (and oxygen) from water is called electrolysis. view details >
