CONSORTIUM
AMON Project has an interdisciplinary consortium of 13 partners coordinated by Fondazione Bruno Kessler, through the Centre for Sustainable Energy. The Consortium includes seven renowned industrial leaders:
Fondazione Bruno Kessler
Project Coordinator
Fondazione Bruno Kessler (FBK) is a private non-profit research centre located in the Autonomous Province of Trento. The FBK’s Centre for Sustainable Energy coordinates the AMON project. The FBK team is involved also in the techno-economical assessment and stack testing, as well as in the dissemination and communication activities.
Contact:
Matteo Testi – Project Coordinator
www.fbk.eu
SolydEra (Italy)
Contact:
Dario Montinaro / Chiara Curzel
www.solydera.com
VTT Technical Research Centre
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland is a research, development and innovation centre owned by the Finnish state. In the AMON project, VTT Industrial Energy and Hydrogen research area is leading the validation testing of the developed ammonia-fueled stack module.
Contact:
Werneri Huhtinen
www.vttresearch.com
Technical University of Denmark (Denmark)
The Technical University of Denmark (DTU) is a polytechnic university and school of engineering, and it is today ranked among Europe’s leading engineering institutions. It is located in the town Kongens Lyngby, 12 kilometres north of central Copenhagen, Denmark. DTU has approximately 12.000 students and and 5.900 employees. DTU leads the work on technology design and assessment but is also assisting on the testing of the technology.
Contact:
Henrik Lund Frandsen / Arash Nemati
www.dtu.dk
KIWA Nederland BV (The Netherlands) e KIWA Cermet (Italy)
Contact:
Álvaro Fernandes, Tim Sweers – Kiwa Nederland B.V.
Stephen McPhail, Diego De Rosa – Kiwa Cermet Italia
www.kiwa.com
Alfa Laval Technologies AB (Sweden), Alfa Laval Aalborg AS (Denmark), Alfa Laval SPA (Italy)
Contact:
Debasish Chakraborty – Alfa Laval Technologies
Soren Molgaard – Alfa Laval Aalborg
Nicoletta Spazzadeschi – Alfa Laval SPA
www.alfalaval.com
SAPIO Produzione Idrogeno Ossigeno Srl (Italy)
Sapio Produzione Idrogeno Ossigeno Srl is an Italian and European leading group on gas production and handling, involved since a century in the production and distribution of hydrogen, oxygen, and other special gases, including ammonia and acting in the Consortium as the end-user for the system, linking it to the several end-uses in harbors, maritime or autonomous power systems.
Contact:
Michela Capoccia
www.grupposapio.it
École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (Switzerland)
EPFL is one of the leading European technical Universities, with >10000 students, 6500 collaborators (2000 PhD students), and 500 labs. Part of the Mechanical Engineering Institute, the Group of Energy Materials is involved in AMON for SOFC testing with ammonia-related fuel, electrode microstructural analysis, and techno-economic analysis of ammonia-fed SOFC systems including their upscaling to large power size.
Contact:
Jan Van Herle
http://www.epfl.ch
Electrolyser & Fuel Cell Forum (Switzerland)
Contact:
Michael Spirig
www.EFCF.com
Fachhochschule Zentralschweiz Hochschule Luzern (Switzerland)
Hochschule Luzern (HSLU) is the university of applied sciences of the six cantons of Central Switzerland and unites the departments of Engineering & Architecture, Business, Information Technology, Social Work, Design & Art and Music. With over 8ʼ300 students in education and 5,200 participants in CAS, DAS and MAS programmes, almost 400 new research projects each year and over 1ʼ900 employees, it is the largest educational institution in the heart of Switzerland.
HSLU is responsible for the market analysis as part of the exploitation activities of AMON Project.
Contact:
Oliver Woll
www.hslu.ch
