The project focuses on developing new solutions to improve the efficiency and durability of solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) and their interconnectors, which are key components in electrochemical energy conversion systems. The main goal is to optimize the design and processing of these devices through improvements in the ceramic and metallic materials used.

The consortium is made up of UCLM and CNH2, two institutions with a proven track record of collaboration and complementary capabilities, ensuring efficient and synergistic execution of the project. This strategic alliance enables the challenge to be addressed from a comprehensive perspective, ranging from fundamental scientific research to industrial application.