Capgemini and the Laboratory of Inorganic Materials for Sustainable Energy Technologies (LIMSET), part of the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P), have signed an agreement to collaborate on innovative hydrogen storage solutions for the automotive industry.
This groundbreaking partnership focuses on sustainable energy solutions, with hydrogen emerging as a clean alternative for transportation. By combining LIMSET’s cutting-edge research and Capgemini Engineering’s practical experience in hydrogen mobility, the collaboration promises exciting and innovative developments. This joint effort aims to establish hydrogen as a practical and sustainable energy source for the transportation industry.
With its state-of-the-art facilities, skilled researchers, and the dynamic ecosystem of UM6P, LIMSET is at the forefront of sustainable energy research. Specializing in the development of innovative materials, LIMSET places a strong emphasis on hydrogen—widely regarded as a crucial technology for addressing future energy challenges, both in Morocco and globally. Hydrogen holds immense potential across various sectors, and LIMSET is actively working on advanced storage solutions. These efforts are particularly focused on the transportation industry, especially for heavy vehicles, where hydrogen could play a key role in reducing carbon emissions and meeting growing environmental regulations.
On the other hand, Capgemini continues to drive its innovation strategy in sustainable energy in collaboration with one of the most dynamic and forward-thinking countries in Africa on this topic. This strategy involves scientific partnerships with prestigious universities like UM6P, supporting research and developing innovative transportation solutions. Capgemini’s teams are backed by international expertise in the field, leveraging its experts, research centers, and culture of innovation to accelerate the shift towards renewable and sustainable energy, particularly in hydrogen technology. The company aims to use its vision and expertise to create breakthrough solutions for hydrogen-powered vehicles.
“Our partnership with UM6P reflects our commitment to creating a future where energy is cleaner, more affordable, and sustainable. At Capgemini, we help our clients develop solutions that address climate challenges. This project is not just a technological advancement but a step towards realizing our shared vision of an environmentally-friendly energy industry,” said Mouna Benazzou, Managing Director of Capgemini Engineering for Morocco and Egypt.
“We are delighted to collaborate in developing innovative hydrogen storage solutions, combining fundamental research with industrial expertise. This initiative addresses tomorrow’s energy challenges by creating sustainable and efficient technologies for various applications. It is built on a shared vision of energy transition and sustainable development, with the ambition to design solutions tailored to these pressing issues. By joining forces, we are committed to turning hydrogen-related challenges into tangible opportunities while leveraging natural resources and working towards a cleaner, more prosperous energy future,” said Professor Faik Abdessamad, Director of LIMSET.
