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DuraPEM III

Due to achievement of great research results, the DuraPEM program which was initiated in 2007 is extended for another three year period with financial support from the ForskEl programme.
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We Specialize in Powering People Anywhere

By only using air and either hydrogen or methanol, our fuel cells produce electricity with a minimum of CO2 emission and without any other pollution. Also, fuel cell-technology is ideal for storing electricity produced by e.g. wind turbines and solar cells - a sustainable and renewable combination we believe to be the energy solution of the future.
We believe µCHP to be the vital key to creating a totally renewable energy system - reducing emission and dependence on fossil fuels.

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Easy to use in remote areas, our DMFC is a green alternative to applications that are powered by batteries or diesel generators today.

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We design and supply components for both DMFC and PEM Fuel Cells including top quality MEAs - the very heart of a fuel cell.

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In a few years’ time, you will be able to program your washing machine to start when power is cheapest. We are prepared with Smart Grid ready products.

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Milestones - IRD Fuel Cell Projects of the World

POWERING PEOPLE ANYWHERE

Powering the World’s First Hydrogen Village

The home of Ruth and Ebbe Petersen solely gets power and heat from wind and hydrogen. Since 2008, households in the Danish village Vestenskov have been a part of a project that will make Vestenskov the world’s first hydrogen village.

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Securing Unlimited Internet Access

A broadband supplier has taken on a new and green solution, so they can keep their promise of unlimited broadband internet access– also in the case of power blackout. Their technical shelters are equipped with IRD fuel cells as backup for emergency batteries.

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Lighting the Way

Thanks to a DMFC system, Lismore Lighthouse still shows its light to ships in the Inner Hebrides of Scotland, even when there is no wind to run the turbine powering the light. Lismore is lightening the way for other lighthouses.

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