Hydrogen Mem-Tech

?? Testing ?? We recently completed an extensive test program of our palladium membrane separator in collaboration with SINTEF Industry. This pilot, enabled by Aramco Ventures, one of our key investors, marks a significant step forward in our technology validation, and the results have been encouraging! ? Our CTO, Martin Aunemo Suul, shares: "This testing program has provided us with valuable proof points for improving our technology. It strengthens our journey toward industrial deployment, and we look forward to exploring potential opportunities with industry leaders, including aramco. Collaboration with strong industrial partners and research institutions is key to demonstrating our technology’s impact." ? As we advance through Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs), we continue to test in diverse environments with partners, working alongside some of the best experts in the field. Our commitment to innovation and industrial collaboration grows stronger each day. ? Stay tuned for more updates as we push the boundaries of membrane technology! Aadesh Harale Inge Hjelkrem David Pelling Richard Riggs J?rgen Svare

Exciting news: We are proud to welcome Hanne Martinussen as our new CEO?????? ? With extensive experience in scaling technology-driven companies and leading industrial innovation, Hanne is the perfect fit to guide us into the next phase of growth. Coming from the role of Chief Operating Officer, Hanne has already played a key role in shaping our company. She has consistently pushed boundaries in?clean hydrogen production?while ensuring we maintain the agility and pioneering spirit that define us. As we continue expanding our impact in the hydrogen market, her leadership will be instrumental in strengthening our position and accelerating our mission. ? ???A leader close to the organization Hanne combines deep technical expertise with strong operational leadership. She has vast experience in?product development, process optimization, and manufacturing workflows—always with a keen focus on efficiency and innovation. Her ability to streamline logistics, establish protocols, and implement standard operational procedures will be invaluable as we move forward. ? ???“I have always thrived when developing product and organization at the same time. I am really looking forward to the journey ahead. This company has a solid foundation, and I see significant potential for growth and development. My focus will be on strengthening our market position, building relationships, and ensuring we deliver on our ambitions. Together with the team, I look forward to seizing new opportunities and shaping a future we can be proud of,"?says Hanne. ? ???A huge thank you to Thomas Reinertsen?for his dedication and leadership in building Hydrogen Mem-Tech into what it is today. His vision has been crucial in shaping our journey, and while he moves on as CEO of the family-owned company Reinertsen New Energy, we are delighted that he will remain involved– joining our board (if elected by the general meeting) to help drive our next chapter. ? Please join us in welcoming Hanne to her new role! #CleanEnergy #Hydrogen #Innovation #CEOLeadership

??Burn-in busters?? ? One of the crucial stages in our membrane production is the membrane bonding process. Here, the palladium membrane is meticulously bonded to a porous carrier plate to increase the robustness of the membrane in operational conditions. This highly developed process has seen our engineers and technicians spend countless hours fine-tuning parameters for optimal performance in terms of production speed and quality. ??The bonding process is continuously monitored and tracked throughout the entire process, giving us valuable data on performance indicators and complete traceability of membranes in terms of quality control. ??Our oven, expertly operated by our technician Per Ansgar Svee, is a kind giant allowing us to test and monitor up to thirty-two membranes simultaneously.?It has been running continuously over the past months, only pausing for membrane changes during burn-in, as we suitably have renamed the process. Per Ansgar says: “The magic in this oven,?is its continuous operation. It is a very robust and solid machine. When one of the components failed in autumn last year, the oven still managed to remain operational with its remaining engines. It reminded me of the Black knight in Monthy Python who said, "Just a flesh wound" about his missing arms. ??This highlights the excellent design and smart choices made during the manufacturing process. We are incredibly proud of our team's dedication and the resilience of our equipment. Ingar Schj?lberg ?ystein Rognes Martin Aunemo Suul Solrun Mesloe Schnitler

??Enabling the energy transition with collaboration ???? ? SOLID i is developing an ecosystem for iron-based hydrogen storage, and our palladium hydrogen separation technology is a provider for a complimentary solution, that aims to improve the efficiency of the system. ?? Headquartered in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, SOLID is in developing the Steam Iron Reactor. As the raw hydrogen from the reactor needs to be purified, the Hydrogen Mem-Tech Pd-Membrane is a perfect match as it not only can purify the hydrogen, but the byproduct is steam at high temperature and pressure that can be recycled to the reactor. This enables SOLID to improve the energy efficiency of their iron-based hydrogen storage system. ?? Mr. Joren Koevoets, Business manager at SOLID, explains that: “The product offered by Hydrogen Mem-Tech, in our opinion, provides an excellent match as the operating conditions allow for the steam generation to be reduced to a minimum”. Our Business develop manager, Stephan Laux, is happy to announce that a Memorandum of Understanding with SOLID has been signed, and that the cooperation is set for a start within the next few weeks and test the HMT Pd-membrane for the Steam Iron Reactor ?? ?? The possibility to place our technology within other existing systems is a great opportunity to show that the Hydrogen Mem-Tech palladium technology has multiple market verticals, and that we are able to deliver systems that can be added onto various other users. ?? In developing novel technologies, it is important to explore all options, and this is certainly the case with our sales and technical teams teaming up and marveling at market mapping and innovation! Stephan Laux J?rgen Svare Inge Hjelkrem Tony Smeets Joren Koevoets

?? Exciting Technological Advancements at Hydrogen Mem-Tech! ?? At Hydrogen Mem-Tech, we are at the forefront of innovation, driving the future of clean energy. Our cutting-edge technology is set to revolutionize the way we produce and utilize hydrogen, bringing numerous benefits to the world. ?? What Our Technology Brings: Sustainability: Our advanced hydrogen production methods significantly reduce carbon emissions, contributing to a cleaner and greener planet. Our patented palladium technology extracts pure hydrogen from bio- and natural gases, ensuring that only hydrogen atoms move through the membrane and reassociate as purified hydrogen. Efficiency: We have developed state-of-the-art membranes that enhance the efficiency of hydrogen extraction, making it more cost-effective and accessible. For instance, our dual-stage separator design enables increasingly cost-efficient separation to fuel cell grade quality hydrogen. Versatility: Hydrogen produced through our technology can be used across various industries, from transportation to power generation, offering a versatile and reliable energy source. Our technology also supports the conversion of ammonia to hydrogen. ?? Why Hydrogen Mem-Tech Matters: As a leading provider of clean energy solutions, we are committed to addressing the global energy crisis, we are paving the way for a world where clean energy is the norm, not the exception. The green transition is still as important as ever, do you agree? ?? In the photos, two of our membrane experts: Martin Aunemo Suul Marie D?vre Str?msheim

???Exciting news to kick off the new year!???? ? Hydrogen Mem-Tech, together with our partners K.A.Rasmussen Group, SINTEF Industri and SINTEF Manufacturing, has secured a grant from the Research Council of Norway?- Norges forskningsr?d - for up to 6.9 million NOK (approx € 585.000)?to develop cutting-edge palladium-based membranes with enhanced temperature resistance. ?? ? Palladium is a remarkable material: It allows only hydrogen to pass through, making it vital for hydrogen separation and purification. But as we push the boundaries of hydrogen applications, such as ammonia cracking, membranes must operate at higher temperatures. This project aims to create more robust membranes that can withstand temperatures above 450°C, increasing durability and enabling even greater efficiency in hydrogen technologies. ??? ? And here’s the sustainable twist: We’re also developing a closed-loop recycling scheme for the precious metals in our membranes, ensuring these critical materials are preserved for future use.????? ? We’re proud to work with our talented partners and grateful to the Research Council of Norway for their support. This is a key step in strengthening the hydrogen value chain and advancing the transition to a zero-carbon society. Marie D?vre Str?msheim,?Inge Hjelkrem, Martin Aunemo Suul, Thijs Peters, Marit Stange, Ingeborg-Helene Svenum, Per Erik Vullum,??ystein Dahl, Gabor Sziebig, Johan Fahlstr?m, Andrej Cibicik,?Federica Mudu, Ann Kristin Lagmannsveen #hydrogen?#palladium?#sustainability Read more about the exciting project in link below???

???Hydrogen Mem-Tech at Tr?ndelagsm?tet 2025!??? We are proud to announce that Hydrogen Mem-Tech will be taking the stage at Tr?ndelagsm?tet 2025, organized by Tr?ndelag fylkeskommune (Tr?ndelag County Municipality). Our COO, Hanne Martinussen, will present our membrane technology, sharing the stage witha few other exciting tech companies from the region. This is one of the most important meeting places for the business community in our region, where we have the opportunity to discuss our needs and challenges directly with members of parliament. This year's theme, "Green, just transition. How we will meet the business community's need for competence and workforce, while at the same time securing that the companies creating new green solutions have good export opportunities?" is particularly relevant to us. We are excited to contribute to the discussion, to ensure that Tr?ndelag is well-prepared for the future. ???? #Tr?ndelagsm?tet2025 #HydrogenMemTech #Competence #Innovation

???End of Year Reflections: The State of Hydrogen??? ? As another year is fading, we’re taking a moment to reflect on a turbulent year for the renewable energy sector—and why we remain optimistic about hydrogen’s future.?? ? Hydrogen and other renewables have faced its share of challenges in 2024. Yet, at Hydrogen Mem-Tech, we see a brighter side. With new investments secured and promising technological developments we’re entering 2025 with confidence.?? ? ???We sat down with CEO Thomas Reinertsen and CSO J?rgen Svare for some post-game analysis and a thorough look into the crystal ball: - Why realism is reshaping the renewable energy sector. - The role of hydrogen across diverse global markets. - How partnerships and innovation are key to scaling the industry.?? ? Let’s wrap up 2024 with optimism for the year ahead.? See link below to read the full article on our website. Read the whole article in link below ??

Thanks to Boston Consulting Group (BCG) for highlighting the key challenges in advancing hydrogen as a cornerstone of the energy transition. At Hydrogen Mem-Tech, we align with these insights and would like to share our perspective: ? 1) Infrastructure Readiness: Collaboration across the value chain is essential to building an ecosystem for hydrogen production, transportation, and storage. As a company working with blue hydrogen, we understand the importance of building an ecosystem that supports this at scale. Partnerships with big industrial players, infrastructure developers and other stakeholders will be critical to scaling the industry. ? 2) Viable Offtake Agreements: Pricing remains a challenge. Hydrogen’s high cost makes market creation difficult, but initiatives like Norway’s subsidies for coastal hydrogen production show how targeted support can enable adoption and investment in new technologies. ? 3) De-Risking Investments: Scale-ups face significant funding challenges in the go-to-market phase. Predictable frameworks and risk-sharing mechanisms are needed to make hydrogen projects viable for producers and end-users alike. ? Finally, the recently passed Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA) offers a unique opportunity to strengthen hydrogen value chains in Europe. As our CEO, Thomas Reinertsen, has noted several times; partnerships between governments, industry players, and companies like Hydrogen Mem-Tech are critical to seizing this moment and driving meaningful change. ? We are ready. Hydrogen Mem-Tech's technology extracts pure hydrogen from carbon-containing gases and enables CO2 post-treatment. It’s not just promising - it’s scalable, and we’re already testing it on an industrial scale. The challenge now lies in ensuring the right policy frameworks and financial support to bring these solutions to market, quickly and effectively. ? Scale-ups are the backbone of any green transition. They prove that growth is achievable and inspire the next wave of entrepreneurs. If we fail to support scale-ups, we risk losing the technologies that could define our green future. #hydrogen #energy

?? Production planning and maintenance is vital. In our state of the art factory in Trondheim, some pretty amazing machinery are essential when producing our ?membrane technology. In order to ensure production up-time, our operations team is monitoring, evaluating, and planning for the many potential occurrences in the various machines. So far, so good (with a few natural speed bumps along the way), thanks to amazing, dedicated team members?? Ingar Schj?lberg Per Ansgar Svee Solrun Mesloe Schnitler Hanne Martinussen ?ystein Rognes Camilla Berge Jacobsen