At Triton Hydrogen, we believe innovation thrives through collaboration. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce our latest partnership with the Technical University of Dortmund, a leading institution in engineering and materials science, to further test and enhance Tritonex, our groundbreaking hydrogen barrier coating system.
This partnership isn’t just a milestone for Triton Hydrogen—it’s a leap forward for the hydrogen economy as a whole.
Why Tritonex Matters
As hydrogen is poised to take centre stage in the transition to clean energy, the challenges of storage and transportation are becoming ever more apparent. Hydrogen leakage dan material embrittlement not only weaken infrastructure but also inflate costs and pose safety risks.
Enter Tritonex: a nano-engineered hydrogen barrier coating that delivers a 100% impermeable seal against hydrogen permeation. Certified to ISO 17081 standards, Tritonex has been rigorously tested to stop leakage in its tracks and dramatically extend the lifespan of hydrogen infrastructure.
Whether applied to pipelines, storage tanks, or other critical components, Tritonex ensures hydrogen can be stored and transported efficiently, safely, and sustainably.
The Power of Partnership
Our collaboration with the Technical University of Dortmund represents the next step in our mission to deliver world-class solutions. Their expertise and state-of-the-art facilities will allow us to push the boundaries of testing, ensuring Tritonex performs flawlessly across a range of applications and conditions.
From tackling hydrogen embrittlement to developing real-world applications, we’re excited to combine their research capabilities with our industry-leading technology.
What This Means for the Hydrogen Economy
This partnership is about more than testing a product—it’s about building the future. Hydrogen is key to decarbonising heavy industries, revolutionising transport, and meeting global climate goals. But to scale the hydrogen economy, we need robust, reliable solutions that make hydrogen infrastructure viable for the long term.
With Tritonex, we’re tackling the critical barriers to adoption—leakage, embrittlement, and inefficiency—head-on. By working with the University of Dortmund, we aim to deliver the data, insights, and performance assurance that industries need to adopt hydrogen confidently.
Looking Ahead
As this collaboration progresses, we’ll keep you updated on key milestones, testing results, and what it means for the hydrogen industry. We’re committed to making hydrogen storage and transport not just possible but scalable and efficient for a sustainable future.
Stay tuned for updates, as we help to shape the hydrogen revolution!