Bramble Energy expands into new Crawley HQ
Fuel-cell specialist Bramble Energy has opened its new headquarters in Crawley, an over 34,000 square feet facility divided equally between labs and office space.
Founded in 2016, the move to West Sussex has been made accommodate Bramble Energy's projected expansion and support the scale up of its technology.
Dr Tom Mason, Bramble Energy’s co-founder and CEO said that activities at the site will revolve around ‘design, develop, test’ and includes a Hydrogen Innovation Hub, a research facility dedicated to hydrogen fuel cells, electrolysers and sensors.
According to Bramble Energy, concepts can be taken through from the R&D phase all the way up to production-ready technology, as well as test fuel cells producing single digit Watts up to multi kW sizes.
Founded as a university spin-out, then developed in the garage of Dr Mason, Bramble Energy has developed fuel cell solutions based on printed circuit board (PCB) technology, which removes the need for various complex and costly components found in an electrochemical stack. This simplifies the supply chain and does not require substantial retooling for manufacture.
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