26. August 2026in Press Release

AMBARtec is exhibiting at the 1st East German Hydrogen Congress

On 26 August 2026, the European Metropolitan Region Central Germany and the HYPOS hydrogen network are inviting participants to the 1st East German Hydrogen Congress in Dresden. Please note that the congress will be held in German. As part of the accompanying trade exhibition, AMBARtec will present its compact, safe, iron-oxide-based hydrogen storage systems, which are compatible with standard logistics.
Our exhibition focuses on two key topics:
Seamless hydrogen supply with silver recycled hydrogen
For sites without a pipeline connection, AMBARtec offers container-based hydrogen delivery using standard logistics (truck, rail, ship) – 25–50 % cheaper than conventional storage. We also offer cost-effective silver hydrogen. Unused hydrogen from exhaust and residual streams of industrial processes is captured, processed and returned for reuse. This is recognised as 'low-carbon hydrogen' under EU Delegated Regulation C(2025) 4674.
Heat supply via hydrogen during the cold, dark doldrums
Our storage systems enable municipal utilities, energy suppliers and the housing industry to provide heat and power on demand, even during periods of low renewable electricity generation. Installed in standardised 20-foot containers, the solution is easy to transport and install, and integrates seamlessly into existing boiler and CHP systems without the need for costly conversions. For more information on the program and registration, please visit the organizer's website:www.ostdeutscher-wasserstoffkongress.de

We look forward to engaging conversations in Dresden!
26. August 2026in Press Release, Publications

AMBARtec Successfully Advances Digitalisation: New CRM System Strengthens Collaboration and Network Management.

The implementation of the CRM system is laying the foundations for more efficient marketing, sales and project processes. The digitisation aimed to make information centrally available, standardise internal processes, and improve collaboration with customers, partners, suppliers and research and network partners further. The new system enables all relevant contacts, communication histories and project data to be managed in a central company database. This ensures that up-to-date information is always available, regardless of location.
Key improvements include:
• Centralised data management: All relevant contact, communication and project data is consolidated across the organisation.
• Structured network management: Customers, business partners, suppliers, universities, research institutions and associations can be managed and developed in a targeted manner.
• Industry-specific segmentation: Contacts can be organised by industry, region and area of application within the hydrogen economy.
• Automated communication: Standardised communication processes in German and English support a professional and efficient approach.
• Faster follow-up: Fair contacts, project enquiries and new business opportunities can be processed and developed further systematically.

The introduction of the CRM system was co-financed as part of a funding project by the European Union and through funds from the Free State of Saxony, which were approved by the Saxon State Parliament.