hte, in partnership with Heraeus Precious Metals, engaged in a research and development service agreement focusing on screening materials for catalytic ammonia cracking to produce hydrogen efficiently. The collaboration utilized hte's cutting-edge high throughput system to identify an optimal catalyst, leading to the development of a highly efficient and stable ruthenium catalyst. This innovation is poised to improve the sustainability and performance of ammonia cracking processes, making a noteworthy contribution to the shift towards a sustainable hydrogen economy. Ingo Gräf from Heraeus Precious Metals highlighted the significance of precious metals in the chemical and energy industries and emphasized the importance of testing under industrially relevant conditions. The successful outcome of the project culminated in the creation of a market-ready ruthenium catalyst, promising enhanced efficiency and sustainability in hydrogen production processes. Markus Bold, CEO of hte, expressed pride in being part of the journey towards sustainable hydrogen solutions and underscored the importance of strategic collaborations in advancing green energy technologies. The partnership between hte and Heraeus Precious Metals signifies a key milestone in driving forward the development of sustainable and reliable hydrogen generation and transportation methods.