Neology students from Kwansei Gakuin University and Chuo University from Japan visited the lab in Switzerland and gave their final presentations.

Neology brings a holistic solution of carbon-free energy solutions for mobile and stationary application, with a focus on commercial transportation, starting with heavy-duty transportation. The proposed solution utilizes ammonia as an energy carrier, taking benefits from its inherent properties: carbon-free, high volumetric energy density, long-lasting storage capability, scalability factor, acceptance by the industrial sector, ease of deployment, and existing infrastructure. Neology is developing a thermochemical ammonia cracking device transforming ammonia into hydrogen as feedstock for fuel cells, aiming at unlocking the full potential of ammonia to become a future carbon-free energy carrier.