Working with some of the world’s largest engineering and technology companies, its asset-light, licensing model has so far seen it partner with Bosch, Doosan, Shell and Weichai to develop systems and products that address climate change for power generation, transportation, industry, data centres and everyday living.
The UK is a science and technology powerhouse: as a nation it has invented some of the world’s best technology that is still deployed widely today. Ceres believes this can be true of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies – and through global partners it is seeking to achieve scale at pace to deliver clean energy for society and for the benefit of all.
Ceres has a proprietary solid oxide technology that is truly reversible. Running in one direction it can use multiple fuels to generate power highly efficiently when and where it is needed. Run in reverse, it generates green hydrogen at high efficiencies and low cost.
As it is manufactured using conventional materials and standard processes, it can be mass produced at an affordable price making widespread adoption a reality.
Ceres is listed on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange (“LSE”) (AIM: CWR) and is classified by the LSE Green Economy Mark, which recognises listed companies that derive more than 50% of their activity from the green economy.
