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    London (ots/PRNewswire) -

    - JM announces new capacity to produce products that enable 10s of MWs of green
    hydrogen production
    - Ability to scale up to multi-GW production with market growth
    - Dedicated manufacturing capacity for catalyst coated membranes - a critical
    component used in green hydrogen production
    - New capacity is co-located at JM facility in Swindon, UK - also the centre of
    JM fuel cell expertise making similar components

    Johnson Matthey (JM), a global leader in sustainable technologies, has taken the
    next major step in its plans to commercialise technologies to enable production
    of zero carbon 'green' hydrogen, announcing new manufacturing capacity for the
    production of catalyst coated membranes. This capacity is co-located with JM's
    cutting edge plant in Swindon, UK, where high performance fuel cell components
    including membrane electrode assemblies, catalyst coated membranes, and fuel
    processor catalysts are produced at scale.

    Hydrogen has the potential to significantly contribute to the fight to tackle
    the climate crisis by decarbonising industries that are difficult to electrify,
    such as heavy industry, heavy mobility, aviation and shipping. This is a
    critical step in helping societies meet their ambitious net zero targets.

    JM specialises in catalyst coated membranes which sit at the heart of
    electrolyser units and enable the green hydrogen production process, creating
    hydrogen through the electrolysis of water with no harmful emissions.

    The new capacity enables JM to produce components now, initially for tens of
    megawatts of hydrogen production - enough to power several thousand homes. The
    largest electrolyser units in operation in the world today range from 10 to 20
    MW. As such, the new capacity puts JM in a position to work with world scale
    projects, with a roadmap to scale to multi-gigawatt manufacturing capacity in
    line with customer demand as the market continues its anticipated growth.

    Commenting, MD Green Hydrogen, Eugene McKenna said:

    "This is a significant step on our journey to commercialising this important
    technology which will help societies reach net zero. This new capacity
    demonstrates our ability to scale rapidly, recognising the growth potential in
    green hydrogen and strong fit with the group's core strengths. Locating at our
    Swindon site, where our fuel cell experts have been developing and producing
    similar technologies for many years, enables us to leverage the strong overlap
    to drive the performance and dramatic cost reduction needed for large scale
    adoption of green hydrogen."

    About Johnson Matthey

    Johnson Matthey is a global leader in science that enables a cleaner and
    healthier world. With over 200 years of sustained commitment to innovation and
    technological breakthroughs, we improve the performance, function and safety of
    our customers' products. Our science has a global impact in areas such as low
    emission transport, pharmaceuticals, chemical processing and making the most
    efficient use of the planet's natural resources. Today more than 15,000 Johnson
    Matthey professionals collaborate with our network of customers and partners to
    make a real difference to the world around us.

    For more information, visit http://www.matthey.com/ .

    Inspiring science, enhancing life

    Contact:

    Rebecca Williams
    jmpr@matthey.com
    +44 (0)208 2698428

    Additional content: http://presseportal.de/pm/18515/4816565
    OTS: Johnson Matthey


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