Future Technologies

Combating climate change requires the decarbonization of economic systems worldwide including all carbon-emitting sectors. More and more countries, regions and companies are committing themselves to climate neutrality and see hydrogen as key energy carrier to reach net zero CO₂ emissions in the future for those sectors in industry, mobility and energy that cannot be decarbonized by electrification.

Additive manufacturing is about to revolutionize many areas of production. It enables faster R&D cycles and customized solutions. It shortens lead times and makes supply chains faster and more efficient. It enables the invention of new structures, elements and components that contribute to new, sustainable ways of generating energy.

The need for sustainable energy sources is undeniable – but how can their renewable origin be guaranteed? What if you could trace the generation and use of clean energy all the way to an end product?