MONOLITH Solid Oxide Cell (SOC), Architecture and Current State, A WORKSHOP at DTU, Copenhegan, Sponsored by EU, IEEE, Industry Relation office IEEE Denmark Section

Solid oxide technology is a highly efficient energy-conversion technology for both fuel-cell and electrolysis operating modes. Monolithic solid oxide cell architectures offer compactness and the potential for significant cost reduction. This one-day workshop brings together leading researchers and industry experts to discuss next-generation monolithic SOC architectures and the current state of ceramic and metal-based monolithic SOCs. The program includes a keynote, academic and industry presentations, and posters. Technical discussion will address innovative manufacturing concepts, including 3D printing, as well as manufacturing innovation, system integration, scale-up, and the path toward large-scale deployment. The workshop is designed to support exchange across academia and industry on highly efficient hydrogen and power technologies and on practical routes from advanced cell architecture to scalable implementation. The workshop is associated with NOAH, Novel SOE Architectures for Hydrogen Production, supported by the Clean Hydrogen Partnership and its members under Grant Agreement No. 101137600, and co-funded by the European Union.