Accelerating Discovery for Sustainable Energy Solutions
Innovating Materials for Power-to-X
Meet CAPeX's Power2Xperts
Listen to CAPeX Tenure Tracks Assistant Professor Rebecca Katharina Pittkowski from the University of Copenhagen and Assistant Professor Alexander Bagge from DTU as they share their journey to becoming a Power2Xpert at CAPeX.
Engage with CAPeX on Social Media
Follow our journey as we share insights, achievements, and developments from our research center. Our social media platforms feature updates on innovative projects, collaborations, and the inspiring stories of our team members. Join us in fostering a community of #Power2Experts and celebrating diversity with #WomeninCAPeX. Explore our posts and engage with us using #CAPeXCAP and #TeamCAPeX.
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CAPeX, The Pioneer Center for Accelerating P2X Materials Discovery, is a major, long-term research initiative dedicated to pioneering research aimed at advancing the field of Power-to-X. Within a transdisciplinary framework, CAPeX develops innovative methodologies, tools, and infrastructures essential for accelerating material discovery processes for the production of hydrogen, liquid fuels, and chemicals from renewable electricity.
Operated through a collaborative effort between DTU, Aalborg University (AAU), and closely affiliated with University of Copenhagen, University of Southern Denmark, Aarhus University, SUNCAT Center for Interfacial Science and Catalysis at Stanford University and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, SUNERGY at Utrecht University, Acceleration Consortium at University of Toronto, the Pioneer Center aims to foster innovation and research excellence in the field of P2X.
Established in May 2023, the Pioneer Center secured 13 years of funding from the Danish National Research Foundation, Novo Nordisk Foundation, Carlsberg Foundation, Villum Foundation, Lundbeck Foundation, and Ministry of Higher Education and Science.
