Platinum Recycling in Hydrogen Systems
Recover platinum from fuel-cell stacks, electrolyzer components and manufacturing scrap.
Fuel-cell and electrolyzer recycling, metal accounting, primary/secondary supply, criticality and PGM substitution.
Recover platinum from fuel-cell stacks, electrolyzer components and manufacturing scrap.
End-of-life catalyst layers as a secondary platinum resource.
Recovering platinum and iridium from PEM electrolyzer value chains.
Why catalyst-coated scrap can be easier to account for than mixed end-of-life equipment.
Track platinum from purchased catalyst material to installed products, scrap and recovered metal.
Why recovered percentage and collection rate are different parts of circularity.
Mining and recycled material as complementary inputs to hydrogen-technology growth.
Why supply concentration and strategic applications matter to energy technology.
Why geographic concentration matters to fuel-cell and electrolyzer supply chains.
Estimate demand from deployment and user-entered metal intensity without predicting markets.
Use less platinum per unit of fuel-cell or electrolyzer output.
Why platinum, iridium and non-PGM alternatives cannot always be substituted one-for-one.