Oct 5 (Reuters) - Industrie De Nora DNR.MI has signed
a partnership with Israel's Hydrolite to jointly develop and
market a new device capable of generating and using hydrogen,
the Italian electrode maker said on Thursday.
The alliance aims to build on the Israeli company's
pioneering work in Hydrogen AEM (Anion Exchange Membrane)
technology to produce a new AEM stack device.
"The agreement signed with Hydrolite is an important step
towards the development of green hydrogen production by
exploiting the potential of AEM technology, said Christian
Urgeghe, De Nora's Chief Technology Officer.
Hydrolite is an energy subsidiary of defence electronics
firm Elbit Systems ESLT.TA
(Reporting by Alberto Chiumento
Editing by Keith Weir)
((Alberto.Chiumento@thomsonreuters.com;))