As the inventors of the ion exchange membrane, we know a thing or two about making history. But when you’re at the top of your field, you’re constantly looking ahead to the future, not revisiting the past. That’s why we’re reinventing ion exchange membranes and dispersions over 50 years later, expanding on everything that made the Nafion™ brand the category’s gold standard. With Nafion™ membranes and dispersions, we’re doubling down on enabling maximized productivity and creating a safer, more sustainable chlor-alkali production process. We’re going all-in to lower the environmental impact of energy generation by developing solutions to support unique fuel cell designs. We’re innovating with our customers to drive more efficient, longer-lasting energy storage in flow batteries. And we’re helping them create clean hydrogen through water electrolysis to drive the new hydrogen economy. And just like when we created the ion exchange membrane industry more than 50 years ago, today we’re renewing our commitment to partnership and innovating toward a safer, cleaner world. To see updates in your LinkedIn newsfeed, click on the "Follow" button at the top left. Chemours reserves the right to remove comments that are offensive, personal attacks, anonymous, not relevant, spam or otherwise do not meet our editorial policies.
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Zero-emission transportation is on the move! The first hydrogen-powered, zero-emission passenger train in the United States is set to begin service later in 2024. CNET has the full story.
On July 29, join The Chemours Company Senior Staff Scientist Austin Plymill at the Gordon Research Conferences 2024 #FuelCells Conference in Smithfield, Rhode Island. During this conference at Bryant University, he will share insights about advances in Nafion™ ionomers and membranes with an international group of scientists and engineers from industry, academia, and national laboratories. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4bqrAhJ #GRC
How do we develop advanced methods for electrochemical characterization of membranes used in #PEM #waterelectrolysis? That’s one of the questions The Chemours Company and National Renewable Energy Laboratory are exploring together through a collaborative partnership to advance technologies that enable the #hydrogeneconomy. Watch to learn more from Stefanie Kopchick, General Manager, #CleanEnergy Venture at Chemours: https://bit.ly/3znrwC0
Exciting news for the #fuelcell industry: Earlier this year, Symbio unveiled a #hydrogen-fueled, regional-haul Class 8 truck, designed to be a zero-emission solution that matches the performance of a 15-liter diesel truck. Learn more about the #fuelcelltechnology powering the “H2 Central Valley Express” from Green Car Congress: https://bit.ly/4611Fw5
Nafion™ proton exchange membranes (#PEMs) play a critical role in enabling sustainable technologies in #renewableenergy and the #hydrogeneconomy. Download our white paper to discover how more and more companies are leveraging these advancements to meet the United Nations 2030 Sustainable Development Goals: https://chem.rs/3L2d3Oj
With the aim of reducing reliance on virgin materials and developing a circular economy, The Chemours Company’s Technology Team undertook a feasibility study to determine whether it was possible to isolate, recover, purify, and recycle Nafion™ polymers from used #chloralkali membranes. Download our new case study to explore the results: https://chem.rs/3XCiP0K
The Chemours Company team enjoyed meeting with customers and fellow innovators alike at the Hydrogen Technology Expo North America last month! Marc Gurau shared his insights on how to advance the #hydrogeneconomy through the responsible manufacturing of Nafion™ proton exchange membranes (#PEMs). If you met Marc or any of our other experts at the event, contact us to keep the conversation going: https://chem.rs/3xU7I8R
Earlier this spring, Air Products announced plans to build a network of permanent, commercial-scale multi-modal #hydrogen refueling stations in Canada. This infrastructure marks a huge step in decarbonizing #transportation and advancing the #hydrogeneconomy in Canada. Read more: https://bit.ly/3XL03US
In 2023, The Chemours Company proudly continued work on the Clean Hydrogen Partnership, which we co-developed with the University of Delaware (UD), to solve the challenges of producing #cleanhydrogen at a low cost and converting the #hydrogen to energy in an efficient way. Chemours, UD, the United States Department of Defense, Plug Power, and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory continue to collaborate and look forward to testing results in the Center for Clean Hydrogen, a first-of-its-kind research facility. Learn more by downloading our 2023 Sustainability Report: https://chem.rs/4cz7nHV
As part of the Clean Hydrogen Partnership with United States Department of Defense, University of Delaware, Plug Power and National Renewable Energy Laboratory, we invested $3 million into the Center for Clean Hydrogen in 2023. See how we’re using the power of our partnerships to make a difference beyond our walls: https://chem.rs/4bgXLQE
Matthew W. Young, BEATSE WIM, Mike Raiford, and Egbert Elble of The Chemours Company recently attended IFBF - International Flow Battery Forum in Glasgow, where they represented the Nafion™ brand among a group of more than 300 peers from the industry and academic worlds. In addition to building their own knowledge about the innovation and commercialization of #flowbatteries, our team was proud to share how we are changing the game with custom membrane solutions for the #energystorage industry.