Electrolyzers

Ingeteam has a portfolio of over 400 MW of awarded projects to be delivered in 2024. The projects are distributed all over the world, in destinations such as Australia, Canada, the U.S., Germany, Spain and other European countries.

Sterling Generators Private Ltd, an engineering, contracting and construction company, has announced the signing of an agreement with Técnicas Reunidas for the development of a green H₂ electrolyzer with 1 MWe capacity.

This episode of H₂TechTalk features Kevin Quast from Honeywell UOP, who introduces cutting-edge catalyst coated membrane (CCM) technology, a key driver in advancing green H₂ production. Kevin explains how this technology enhances electrolyzer efficiency while minimizing the use of precious metals. We also discuss Honeywell's strategy for fostering a H₂-based economy and the significant implications for renewable energy and industrial applications.

The U.S. Department of Energy has selected thyssenkrupp nucera USA Inc. for a $50-MM grant (pending negotiations) under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law's investment in clean H₂ and electrolyzer manufacturing.

Electric Hydrogen has been awarded a $46.3-MM grant by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s Clean Electrolysis Program.

To further expand its position as a leading global supplier of electrolysis technologies to produce green H₂, the company is strengthening its technology portfolio with the highly innovative high-temperature electrolysis (SOEC) of the Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies and Systems IKTS.

Worley has been awarded services contracts by Shell supporting the delivery of Europe’s largest renewable H₂ project located in the Port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands.

Cell Impact has signed an agreement concerning flow plates, tools, and fixtures to a value of just over $1.7 MM. The contract marks a significant step for Cell Impact into the electrolyzer market.

Yara Growth Ventures invests in Dynelectro, a company that develops technologies to unlock the potential of solid oxide electrolysis (SOE).

India’s $2.1 B push to transform it into a global green H₂ powerhouse has received a strong response from large strategic investors in the country’s private sector, but the scheme can be further improved to attract start-ups and global players.

Electrolyzers play a key role in the sustainable production of H₂, separating the H₂ and oxygen molecules found in water using electricity. The Net Zero Technology Center has launched a call to find innovative solutions to improve electrolyzer efficiency.

Bloom and Shell will collaborate with the goal of developing replicable, large-scale, solid oxide electrolyzer (SOEC) systems that would produce H₂ for potential use at Shell assets.