HyMob is the experimental platform of the Faculty of Science and Technology of Nancy dedicated to hydrogen mobility. It enables testing on standalone fuel cells (up to several kW) as well as on hybrid systems combining fuel cells with supercapacitors or high-power batteries (up to several tens of kW).
Development of the Hy2Car Rolling Demonstrator Ongoing integration of a 15 kW electrical power source combining a fuel cell and supercapacitors in direct hybridization within an operational vehicle, in collaboration…
Bench Validation of a 15 kW Electrical Power Source Bench validation of a 15 kW electrical power source composed of a 5.6 kW PEM fuel cell and supercapacitors (0.5 kWh).
Inauguration of the Hydrogen for Mobility Platform (HyMob) Official inauguration of the platform in April 2023. Charging of the Kangoo ZE-H2 using a 350 bar hydrogen booster.
Since 2014, driven in particular by Stéphane Raël, François Lapicque, and Caroline Bonnet, who leads the project, 25 faculty researchers from six laboratories at the University of Lorraine (LRGP, BETA, CRAN, GREEN, LORIA, and PErSEUs) have been working to develop a prototype for a lightweight, clean, and energy- as well as cost-efficient vehicle for urban and suburban travel: the Hy2Car project (Hybridized Hydrogen Car).
