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Lignite versus H2 power plant

Lignite versus H2 power plant

by | Dec 16, 2019 | Germany, worldwide

Lignite versus H2 power plant
© Stefan Oest

A stable energy supply in the future can only be ensured with the storage of energy on a large scale. On the basis of the liquid organic hydrogen carrier system (LOHC) and with the aid of PEM electrolysis and solid oxide fuel cells, the dimensions and above all the capacity of a storage power plant to replace…

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How to Bring Hydrogen and Wind Power Closer Together

How to Bring Hydrogen and Wind Power Closer Together

by | Dec 1, 2017 | Germany

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Collaborative project planned in northern Friesland

Northern Germany is well on its way to becoming a power-to-gas El Dorado. The past years have seen citizens’ initiatives and businesses initiate projects to explore new avenues in this wind-rich region. Most of their activities have yet to hit the mainstream news and some weren’t even known to many professionals in the industry. But recently, an increasing number of publications have been focusing on ongoing projects, so we thought it was time to take a closer look at what’s happening. (more…)

Areva H2Gen Started Production

Areva H2Gen Started Production

by | Nov 29, 2016 | Europe

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Les Ulis, France, © Areva H2Gen

On June 24, 2016, French technology supplier Areva H2Gen inaugurated its first production facilities for PEM electrolysis systems in the presence of the country’s environment minister, Ségolène Royal. The new buildings are in Les Ulis near Paris, France, at the company’s main plant, which has seen a doubling in staff in the two years (more…)

WindGas Project in Hamburg-Reitbrook in Operation

WindGas Project in Hamburg-Reitbrook in Operation

by | Feb 4, 2016 | Germany

HH-Reitbrook-PtG-webHamburg-Reitbrook is home to what many consider an extremely compact and efficient Power-to-Gas plant: the WindGas system. It was inaugurated on Oct. 15, 2015, after being set up by a company consortium during a three-year preparation period under the auspices of an NIP subsidy project. Both Hamburg’s First Mayor, Olaf Scholz, and the Parliamentary State Secretary of the Ministry of Transport, Norbert Barthle, were missing during the ceremony despite an announcement to the contrary (more…)