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Advent Technologies (NASDAQ: ADN) is expanding into the space sector through initiatives with the European Space Agency (ESA) and other organizations. The company's high-temperature proton exchange membrane (HT-PEM) technology offers power solutions for space applications where batteries are insufficient.

Advent has completed a project with ESA titled "Development of a Closed Loop Regenerative HT-PEM Fuel Cell System" for powering satellites and spacecraft. The company's technology addresses power generation challenges when spacecraft operate on dark sides of planets and provides efficient thermal control in space vacuum.

The company's recently acquired exclusive license for Ion Pair HT-PEM technology from Los Alamos National Laboratory could potentially power space outposts and rovers on the Moon or Mars.

Advent Technologies (NASDAQ: ADN) has secured an initial order for its Ion Pair High Temperature Proton Exchange Membrane (HT-PEM) electrode assemblies from a major global energy company. The unnamed customer operates in over 100 countries with more than 50,000 employees and is actively involved in energy transition initiatives.

The customer is expanding manufacturing capacity, developing grid infrastructure, and integrating AI technology for utility operations. Advent's Ion Pair HT-PEM technology offers advantages including higher power density and simplified packaging compared to competitors.

Advent Technologies (NASDAQ: ADN) has signed an agreement with a leading U.S.-based semiconductor and wireless technology company to develop and test electrochemical gas sensors using Advent's Ion Pair membrane technology.

The company's High Temperature Proton Exchange Membrane (HT-PEM) technology, developed at Los Alamos National Laboratory, will be used to create miniaturized gas sensors that can potentially be integrated into smartphones. These sensors could have applications in air quality monitoring, food quality assessment, and medical diagnostics, particularly in breath analysis for early cancer detection.

Advent Technologies (NASDAQ: ADN) has established a strategic partnership with Stralis Aircraft to advance hydrogen electric flight technology. The collaboration centers on Advent's proprietary membrane electrode assembly technology being integrated into Stralis' hydrogen electric Beechcraft Bonanza aircraft.

Advent's high-temperature PEM technology enables more efficient engine cooling with smaller radiators, reducing aircraft weight and drag. Stralis reports their system can achieve 10x longer flight distances than battery-electric solutions at lower costs than fossil-fuel aircraft. The hydrogen-electric propulsion system is expected to reduce engine maintenance costs by 40-60% due to fewer moving parts and lower operating temperatures.

Advent Technologies (NASDAQ: ADN) has enhanced its license agreement with TRIAD National Security for the Ion Pair technology, originally developed at Los Alamos National Laboratory. The company has acquired exclusive rights in three key sectors: marine, aviation, and portable power, while maintaining non-exclusive rights in other fields.

The enhanced license covers vessel propulsion, aircraft systems, and portable power units up to 160 lbs. The Ion Pair technology offers advantages through higher power density and simplified packaging, particularly beneficial for defense, homeland security, marine, and aviation applications.

This strategic expansion positions Advent as a leader in High Temperature PEM technology, with plans to commercialize Ion Pair membrane electrode assembly (MEA) technology in collaboration with Los Alamos National Laboratory.

Advent Technologies (NASDAQ: ADN) has appointed Joseph Hosni as Director of Commercial Sales, based in the company's Athens office. Hosni brings over 25 years of experience in technology and infrastructure sales, previously serving as Commercial Director at VEN Engineering. The appointment aligns with Advent's strategic vision, dubbed 'Advent 2.0', focusing on expanding global sales and commercializing their HT-PEM fuel cell technology across multiple sectors including military, aviation, heavy automotive, and marine industries.

Advent Technologies (NASDAQ: ADN) has received a notice from Nasdaq on May 22, 2025, regarding its non-compliance with listing requirements due to delayed financial filings. The company failed to file both its Q1 2025 Form 10-Q (due May 15, 2025) and its 2024 Annual Report Form 10-K (due March 31, 2025). While this notice has no immediate impact on ADN's listing status, the company must submit a compliance plan by June 16, 2025. If Nasdaq accepts the plan, ADN may receive an extension until October 13, 2025, to regain compliance, though acceptance is not guaranteed.

Advent Technologies Holdings (NASDAQ: ADN) has announced the appointment of Dr. Ryan Pavlicek as General Manager of its Livermore facility. Dr. Pavlicek, who previously served with Advent from 2018-2024 in various roles, returns to the company after serving as Technology Manager at the U.S. Department of Energy's Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies Office.

With over 10 years of experience in fuel cell technologies, Dr. Pavlicek played a crucial role in developing the Ion Pair electrode within the DOE L'Innovator program. He holds a PhD in Chemistry from Northeastern University and a B.S. from Carnegie Mellon University. His appointment aims to advance the commercialization of Advent's Ion Pair Technology in the Honey Badger™ product line for battery charging applications.

Advent Technologies (NASDAQ: ADN) has appointed Bryan Holasek as Chief Strategy Officer. Holasek brings over 42 years of experience in technology development and has significant expertise in HT-PEM Fuel Cells through his work at Trenergi Corp. His impressive career includes founding Revolutionary Integrations Group and 369 Power and Energy Group, along with leadership roles at FDE Hydro, Shell TechWorks, and Sikorsky Innovations.

Holasek's background includes contributions to advanced aircraft systems for NASA DARPA and Sikorsky-Boeing projects. He holds a BSE in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering from Princeton University. The appointment aligns with Advent's goal to enhance commercialization of its fuel cell technology across multiple sectors including aviation, automotive, marine, telecom, and military applications.