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Background:
Our client is investigating novel ways to convert or separate molecules using renewable energy sources in the framework of a Long Range Research program launched in 2016. The renewable energy output is mostly electricity and the main drawbacks are time/weather-dependence and delocalization (off-shore wind power, solar power in desert areas, etc.). 
Electrochemical processes for the synthesis of chemical and fuels are an interesting opportunity for our client to play a key role in the energy transition by storing renewable electricity into a molecular vector. In this context, our client is investigating CO2 electrochemical reduction to more valuable molecules, e.g. CO or hydrocarbons, both internally and externally (15+ PhD students or post-docs sponsored worldwide on this topic).

In house, an electrochemical lab has been built.
Current lab capabilities are:
• Electrocatalyst testing (up to 100 bar) 
• Electrode manufacturing
• Co-electrolyzer Single cell testing 
• Membrane Testing
• Electrodialysis testing (Single cells / stacks)
• Online and Offline Analytical measurements

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