Safety and defense
At JALVASUB, we are tackling the decarbonization of the security and defense sector by integrating containerized power generation systems designed to supply clean, efficient, and reliable energy to mobile military camps, military transport platforms, and heavy military vehicle propulsion systems.
Defense sector
Operational improvements
The solutions proposed by JALVASUB provide greater autonomy, low acoustic, thermal, and electromagnetic signatures, as well as high reliability and availability.
Strategic and environmental advantages
The solutions proposed by JALVASUB offer technological and energy independence, improved performance, and reduced emissions.
Completed projects
MEDUSA 300
Contractors for the MEDUSA 300 Phase I project for the development and procurement of the fuel cell for the AIP system of the Spanish Navy’s S-80 submarines, in a joint venture with the CIDAUT Foundation, in a project involving the UNED (Las Rozas), CIEMAT, and the CP-CISC.
PEM fuel cells specifically designed for integration with bioethanol reforming and suitable for use in submarines.
MEDUSA 300
COINCIDENTE PCVEMI
JALVASUB has participated in the development for the Ministry of Defense of a modular electric power generation system that also integrates a specially adapted technological demonstrator of a PEM fuel cell module using domestic technology for the propulsion of high-availability land vehicles.
30 kW fuel cell technology demonstrator.
30 kW power generation system technology demonstrator.
Electric traction of military land vehicle platforms, in their different modes of operation.
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HYCOGEN
During the HYCOGEN project, a small-scale prototype of the ULPHE-PEM fuel cell, suitable for compact and portable energy systems, has been developed with satisfactory results, in collaboration with the Fluid Physics Laboratory of the Faculty of Sciences of the UNED and the Institute of Petrochemistry and Catalysis of the CSIC.
The HYCOGEN energy product from JALVASUB Engineering was selected as a highly innovative new product by the Galician Innovation Agency (GAIN) in the 2017 International Startup Competition “Innovación Océano Azul 4” (Blue Ocean Innovation 4). It develops energy systems based on fuel cells and hydrogen technologies applicable to the propulsion of unmanned vehicles and for portable systems through modular systems.
