Michele Tedesco
Michele Tedesco is a dedicated scientist and project manager at TNO, specializing in electrochemical engineering.
With a strong technical background in chemical engineering and over a decade of experience in multidisciplinary R&D projects, Michel focuses on upscaling electrochemical processes for the chemical industry.
His work is pivotal in advancing technologies for CO₂ capture and conversion, contributing to the development of sustainable and circular solutions.
Michel's expertise spans various areas, including electrochemical processes for CO₂ capture and conversion, electric energy storage, hydrogen production, and electrodialysis.
He has been instrumental in several high-impact projects, collaborating with academic and industrial partners to drive innovation and achieve significant advancements in the field.
Current Projects: Michel is currently leading the development of low-temperature electrochemical conversion of CO₂ at TNO. His work aims to accelerate the scaling up of these technologies, making them viable for industrial implementation.
By integrating strategic knowledge at all levels, Michel's research contributes to the creation of efficient and cost-effective solutions for the chemical sector.