Hydrogen Technology Group
10 Technology Drive
Wallingford, CT
USA 06492
Email: eanderson@protonenergy.com
Biographical Sketch: Mr. Anderson is the Vice President of Electrochemical Technology at Proton Energy Systems. His role is focused on strategic technology development, assessing new technology and potential partnerships for the next generation of Proton’s products. He also serves in an oversight role regarding electrochemical technology development as it relates to Proton’s commercial hydrogen generation business, as well as helping to establish future research thrust areas that leverage the company's expertise and competencies. Mr. Anderson joined Proton Energy Systems in 2000 and has more than 25 years of R&D experience in hydrogen and fuel cells. He has served previous positions at Proton as Research Manager, Research Director and Director of Process and Materials Development.
Prior to joining Proton Energy Systems, Mr. Anderson was the Manager of Electrochemical Technologies Group at Physical Sciences Inc., a contract R&D firm where he spent over 13 years conducting research in a variety of technology areas including PEM, direct methanol and alkaline fuel cells, halogen fuel cells, electrosynthesis, electrochemical sensors, and advanced electroplating processes. Before joining Physical Sciences Inc., Mr. Anderson worked as a Staff Scientist at Giner, Inc. where he conducted research on phosphoric acid and halogen fuel cells.
Mr. Anderson has been granted 6 U.S. patents in the fields of electrochemical synthesis, fuel cell electrode fabrication, and PEM electrolyzer cell stack design.
Papers:
High Differential Pressure PEM-Based Hydrogen Generation for Backup Power and Home Fueling Applications