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Enapter’s Sales Rep. Wilhelm Schünemann breaks down how anion-exchange membranes, modular stack design, and automated production are overcoming regulatory, supply-chain, and cost hurdles across Eastern Europe and beyond.

Timestamps
0:00 – Introduction: Regulatory & Funding Challenges
0:51 – Meet Wilhelm Schünemann, Enapter’s Hydrogen Hope
1:23 – AEM vs. PEM: Iridium-Free Membrane Advantage
2:20 – Eastern Europe Deployment: Regulatory & Political Climate
3:32 – Chinese vs. AM: Stability & Total Cost of Ownership
4:25 – Sustainable Supply Chain: Standardization Benefits
5:32 – Modularity: Scaling & Redundancy
6:23 – Innovation: Automated Production Processes
6:55 – Partner-Driven Local Stack Assembly
7:26 – Managing Mismatch: Production vs. Uptake
8:22 – Shifting Customer Priorities: MW-Scale Projects
8:57 – Excelling with Fluctuating Renewables
10:04 – Evolving Manufacturer-Developer Relationships
12:06 – 2030 Shock: Price Reductions
13:07 – Closing Remarks


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