In the UK, Johnson Matthey (JM) and Diffusion Alloys have joined forces to scale-up production and enable the increasing demand for low carbon hydrogen used to reduce global carbon emissions.
The two firms will share their areas of expertise and ensure a robust supply chain for the coated components deployed in JM’s low carbon hydrogen offering.
Diffusion Alloys Managing Director, Lisa Randall, said that the partnership agreement “will support the translation of the significant increase in demand for low carbon hydrogen into successful deployment.”
Phil Ingram, Business Development Director for JM, said: “Through this partnership we will combine efforts to meet increasing demand for low carbon hydrogen technologies. This is another important step along our journey to enabling a net zero future through world class technology.”
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