dynaCERT’s Portfolio Company Cipher Neutron Launches Project with Simon Fraser University

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TORONTO, July 16, 2024--(BUSINESS WIRE)--dynaCERT Inc. (TSX: DYA) (OTC: DYFSF) (FRA: DMJ) ("dynaCERT" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that its portfolio company, Cipher Neutron Inc. ("Cipher Neutron" or "CN"), has been awarded an Advanced Contract Award Notification (ACAN) to design and construct two (2) 250-kilowatt electrolyser stacks for Simon Fraser University ("SFU").

This landmark project, slated to begin in Q4 2024, signifies a major step forward in green hydrogen innovation and its applications in academic and research settings. The project of Cipher Neutron and SFU is designed to propel forward-thinking research and innovation in sustainable energy solutions, leveraging Cipher Neutron's leading-edge AEM Electrolyser technology.

Clean Hydrogen Hub

Located at Simon Fraser University's Burnaby campus in Canada, the SFU Clean Hydrogen Hub is a new core research facility that brings together industry, community, academia and government partners to advance the clean energy transition. The project involves the development and deployment of a state-of-the-art one-half (1/2) megawatt AEM Electrolyser, custom-designed to meet the rigorous research and operational needs of the University.

One goal of SFU’s Hydrogen Hub is to build an anionic exchange membrane (AEM) water electrolyser using novel fluorine-free polymer membranes developed by Ionomr Innovations Inc. This research initiative is aimed at de-risking scalable, next generation hydrogen production technology. AEM technology is anticipated to reduce green hydrogen production costs while maintaining high performance and stability. The project is intended to investigate and validate the AEM technology at the 250 kW - 1 MW scale, which is a critical design window that enables scaling cost advantages for green hydrogen production.

See www.sfu.ca/research/facilities/hydrogen-hub and https://ionomr.com/

This initiative underscores Cipher Neutron’s commitment to fostering sustainable technologies and supporting academic institutions. The high efficiency and robustness of electrolyser stacks can be instrumental in SFU’s ongoing research into hydrogen production, storage, and utilization. Cipher Neutron’s proprietary AEM technology can provide significant advantages, ensuring high purity hydrogen generation with superior energy efficiency.

Renewable Energy Research

The implementation of Cipher Neutron’s AEM Electrolyser technology at Simon Fraser University is expected to have a significant impact in the field of renewable energy research. Together, SFU and Cipher Neutron intend to collaborate to explore advanced AEM electrolyser technologies to enable scaling of low-cost green hydrogen production and foster innovation in the hydrogen sector.