ELEKTRA introductory video

The ELEKTRA project has released its introductory video, offering an overview of its objectives, innovative technologies and contribution to the decarbonisation of energy-intensive industries.

Funded by the European Union under the Horizon Europe programme, ELEKTRA aims to develop and demonstrate innovative technologies to support the transition towards more sustainable and energy-efficient industrial processes.

The project focuses on three promising technological pathways:

• Electrically Heated Reforming: exploring new approaches to industrial reforming processes through electrification.
• Induction Ammonia Cracking: investigating induction-based technology for efficient ammonia decomposition and hydrogen production.
• Plasma CO₂ Conversion: developing plasma-based solutions to convert CO₂ into CO, supporting more sustainable industrial processes.

Bringing together 15 partners from five European countries, including industrial companies, research organisations and universities, ELEKTRA combines expertise across the value chain to advance these technologies towards industrial applications.

The introductory video presents the project's vision, main objectives and technological approaches, providing an accessible introduction to the work being carried out by the consortium.

In addition, an open-access public deliverable providing more specific information about the project, its objectives and technological developments will soon be made available on the ELEKTRA website. This publication will offer stakeholders and interested readers the opportunity to explore the project in greater detail.