News & Events

Stay updated with the latest developments, breakthroughs, and milestones from the PEPPER project. From key events to scientific achievements, this is where you can follow how PEPPER is advancing a new generation of efficient hydrogen production technologies.

Published: 31. July 2026

PEPPER flyer available online

Access the PEPPER flyer online for a concise introduction to the project, its objectives, consortium, and long-term vision.

Published: 30. June 2026

PEPPER to Present Latest Advances in Planar Stack Technology at EFCF 2026

At EFCF 2026, PEPPER will present new developments in planar stack technology

Published: 29. June 2026

PEPPER joins Zenodo

PEPPER joined the Zenodo platform to make its knowledge and results more accessible.

Published: 23. June 2026

PEPPER at PPCC 2026: Keynote presentation by Rémi Costa

PPCC 2026 organized by the association ISPC² is underway. Rémi Costa from the PEPPER project will deliver a keynote presentation.

Published: 22. June 2026

PEPPER to participate in SSI-25 in Singapore

In July, PEPPER will participate in the 25th International Conference on Solid State Ionics (SSI-25), taking place in Singapore.

Published: 27. May 2026

PEPPER is heading to PPCC 2026

PEPPER is heading to Nîmes, France, for the 8th International Conference on Protonic Ceramic Cells (PPCC 2026).

Published: 21. April 2026

PEPPER unveils its PCCEL stack showcase at Hannover Messe 2026

PEPPER′s PCCEL stack showcase is currently on display at Hannover Messe 2026.

Published: 13. April 2026

Meet PEPPER at Hannover Messe

The PEPPER project will be present at Hannover Messe, offering visitors a unique opportunity to explore its innovative approach to hydrogen production. Discover our PCCEL stack showcase!

Published: 02. April 2026

PEPPER & Innovation News Network

PEPPER and its mission have been featured by Innovation News Network. Read on to access the full article.

Published: 08. February 2026

PEPPER Consortium Meets in Copenhagen

PEPPER′s third in-person meeting.

Published: 31. January 2026

Hydrogène, énergie d’avenir?

PPEPPER took part in the event ″Hydrogène, énergie d’avenir?″

Published: 26. November 2025

“Proton Conducting Ceramics: Where Do We Want to Go - and What Could Stop Us?“ PEPPER joins the discussion at SSPC22

PEPPER joined the 22nd International Conference on Solid-State Proton Conductors (SSPC22), hosted by the Technical University of Denmark (DTU). Read more about the event.

Published: 01. October 2025

PEPPER 2nd Consortium Meeting in Montpellier

The PEPPER consortium met in Montpellier for its second in-person meeting to discuss project progress and next steps.

Published: 10. September 2025

PEPPER at SSPC22: International Panel on Proton-Conducting Ceramic Technologies

The 22nd International Conference on Solid-State Proton Conductors (SSPC22) is going to take place at DTU – Technical University of Denmark (DTU - Spicing Up Hydrogen Innovation) from 14–19 September 2025. The event brings together a global community of researchers to explore the latest progress in experimental and theoretical research on proton and related ion conduction in solids.

Published: 01. July 2025

PEPPER’s First Press Release

On 30 June 2025, the PEPPER project published its first official press release, introducing its vision for advancing clean hydrogen production through planar Proton-conducting Ceramic Electrolysis Cells (PCCELs).

Published: 09. April 2025

PEPPER project kicks off in Stuttgart

On February 3–4, the PEPPER project officially launched with a hybrid kick-off meeting hosted in Stuttgart, Germany. Representatives from all eight consortium partners – including DLR, CEA, CNRS, AVL, DTU, EIFER, Elcogen, and Grant Garant – came together...

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