Green energy startup Siltrax is heading to commercial trials with novel fuel cell technology following a research breakthrough it says could drop costs for future green hydrogen systems.
The Sydney-based firm has claimed a milestone for its silicon-based ‘bipolar plates’, with research showing the material has twice the power output and corrodes 26 times more slowly than traditional alternatives.
The research collaboration between Siltrax and UNSW’s NanoElectroChemistry Lab was financed …
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