Development and validation
of a new magnetocaloric high
performance hydrogen
liquefier prototype
HZDR/Tino Gottschall
HyLICAL in a nutshell
HyLICAL will contribute to reaching an energy demand of 8 kWh/kg and a liquefaction cost of <1.5 €/kg by validating an innovative and energy-efficient liquefier prototype for the cryogenic region (< 120 K) based on magnetic refrigeration.
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HyLICAL at Delft Days on Magnetocalorics 2025
HyLICAL researchers presented new advances in magnetocaloric materials and hydrogen liquefaction technologies at the Delft Days on Magnetocalorics 2025, including invited talks and posters on materials development, prototypes, and machine-learning-assisted discovery.
HyLICAL at the European Researchers’ Night 2025: A Night Full of Curiosity and Magnetism
The HyLICAL consortium gathered in Paris for its 3rd General Assembly, reviewing technical progress and visiting ENGIE Lab Crigen’s low-carbon innovation facilities.
HyLICAL Holds 3rd General Assembly in Paris at ENGIE
The HyLICAL consortium gathered in Paris for its 3rd General Assembly, reviewing technical progress and visiting ENGIE Lab Crigen’s low-carbon innovation facilities.
Magnetic Cooling for efficient Hydrogen Liquefaction: HyLICAL partners MAGNOTHERM and HZDR launch pilot plant
The HyLICAL project recently held its 2nd General Assembly at DTU – Technical University of Denmark in Copenhagen. Over two productive days, the consortium partners shared key updates on project milestones, discussed advancements in hydrogen liquefaction technology, and outlined future steps to ensure continued success.
HyLICAL partners to present at JEMS 2025
HyLICAL partners will present recent advances in magnetocaloric materials and hydrogen liquefaction prototypes at JEMS 2025, Europe’s leading magnetism conference.
HyLICAL partner to present at REPM 2025 in Japan
Konstantin Skokov from TU Darmstadt will present HyLICAL results at REPM 2025 in Tsukuba, Japan, highlighting the role of magnetocaloric cooling in hydrogen liquefaction.
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Project Coordinator
Dr. Christoph Frommen
christoph.frommen@ife.no
Institute for Energy Technology (IFE)