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UK company 08268981, incorporated on 25 October 2012.
About Us - Amalyst
Amalyst Limited is a UK company with status Liquidation founded in 2012 based in East of England.
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Diagnostic techniques developed in this project were key to doing the research on fuel cell catalysts that led to the spin out of Amalyst from UCL in 2012.
Amalyst has developed an electrode catalyst for use in fuel cells that does not rely on platinum, as current technology does.
Development of a fuel cell catalyst as a replacement for platinum that is <40% the cost.
1 Jun 2015 to 30 Sep 2015
Amalyst will develop a low cost, non-Pt fuel cell cathode catalyst using its platform non-Pt electrocatalyst technology.
1 Oct 2014 to 30 Apr 2016
Amalyst has developed a class of low-cost, high-performance catalysts for fuel cell anodes and water electrolyser cathodes that are designed as ‘drop-in’ replacements for platinum. Following on the initial success of a TSB Feasibility Study for their fuel cell product, Amalyst will lead a project to further develop its class of catalysts focusing on whole...
1 Aug 2013 to 31 Jul 2014
Amalyst (UK) and Advent Technologies (Greece) will collaborate to meet the cost and performance challenges for high temperature polymer electrolyte fuel cells (HT-PEFCs). This project will explore the feasibility of a business-to-business technology integration between the Amalyst low-cost, “drop-in” replacement for platinum catalyst and the proprietary h...
1 Jun 2013 to 31 Aug 2013
There are significant opportunities to stimulate the UK economy through innovations in PEM fuel cell and water electrolyser technologies for stationary & portable power, micro-CHP, FCEVs, on-site industrial electrolysis, hydrogen refuelling and renewable energy balancing. A major constraint for greater market adoption is system cost, particularly as large...
