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Scientists set their sights on new catalyst technology to help achieve net zero

bp and Johnson Matthey are partnering with Cardiff University and The University of Manchester in a £9m project that aims to convert CO2, waste and sustainable biomass into clean and sustainable fuels and products.

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Johnson Matthey pledges to invest c.£1bn in clean hydrogen technologies by 2030

News: JM one of 28 companies to pledge to accelerate use of decarbonised hydrogen at COP26.

170 zero emission heavy duty fuel cell vehicles powered by REFIRE and Johnson Matthey technology hit China’s roads

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The future for industry will be circular

Turning waste into high-value products makes sense for the environment and the bottom line

Johnson Matthey and Hoeller Electrolyzer partner to focus on next generation electrolyser stacks with greater efficiency, driving down the cost of green hydrogen

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Leading the way in binder jet ceramic 3D printing

An overview of Johnson Matthey’s capabilities in the field of ceramic 3D printing, by JM's ALM Design & Modelling Engineer, R&D, Carlos Fonte, who discusses advances, applications and scale up.

JM joins new European consortium to develop advanced fuel cell technology for heavy duty trucks

News: We've joined a major new European consortium, ‘IMMORTAL’, to develop higher performance fuel cell components for heavy duty trucks.

Unlocking hydrogen’s potential

Taking a closer look at how hydrogen can support the transition to greener and cleaner energy.

Johnson Matthey led Consortium to Develop Advanced Technology for Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles

INSPIRE is a three year EU supported programme to validate the next generation of automotive fuel cell stack technology