SoCalGas and Evoloh announced the completion of a joint research project with enhancements that could help reduce the capital costs of the electrolyzer technology by approximately 25% and could help make the cost of clean renewable hydrogen more affordable. https://bit.ly/3zrw22h
Many thanks to SoCalGas for their generous support and ongoing collaboration with Evoloh.
I am frequently asked, "How is it that you can claim to achieve lower CAPEX, higher efficiency, and longer operating life with the same stack?"
The answer is straightforward: We start with the least-expensive raw materials, produce the electrolyzer cells via high-speed, roll-to-roll processes, and then assemble the stacks with an innovative, compact design to deliver the highest power density of any electrolyzer stack on the market.
SoCalGas and Evoloh announced the completion of a joint research project with enhancements that could help reduce the capital costs of the electrolyzer technology by approximately 25% and could help make the cost of clean renewable hydrogen more affordable. https://bit.ly/3zrw22h
Here's a interesting McKinsey article that discusses how digital twins can enhance the economic viability of renewable hydrogen megaprojects. As the demand for clean hydrogen increases, digital twins—virtual models that simulate physical plants—can help overcome challenges like high costs, technological uncertainties, and regulatory complexities. By leveraging advanced analytics and AI, digital twins optimize plant design, reduce production costs, and improve investor confidence. They also support operations, financing, and project management throughout a plant’s lifecycle, ultimately aiding in achieving global decarbonization goals.
🔬 Exciting advancements in clean energy technology! SoCalGas and Evoloh have teamed up to revolutionize hydrogen production with their enhanced AEM electrolyzer technology. 💧⚡️
EVOLOH's innovative Nautilus™ series electrolyzer stack, developed through a joint research project with SoCalGas, achieves a 15% increase in efficiency and slashes manufacturing costs by 25%. This breakthrough not only makes clean renewable hydrogen more affordable but also extends the lifetime of equipment compared to traditional methods. 🌀💡
According to Jawaad Malik, CPA, Chief Strategy and Sustainability Officer at SoCalGas, "Innovative projects like this can help significantly reduce electrolyzer system costs and production time, making clean renewable hydrogen production more competitive with traditional energy sources."
Dr. Jimmy Rojas, CEO of EVOLOH, highlighted the broader impact: "When our technology is powered by renewable energy, hydrogen becomes a versatile, carbon-free energy solution, crucial for addressing climate challenges in heavy transport, steelmaking, and more."
SoCalGas Research Development & Demonstration (RD&D) Program funded and provided technical expertise for this project, supporting its mission to advance cleaner energy solutions across the natural gas value chain.
Stay tuned as EVOLOH scales up production at its new facilities in Massachusetts and California, aiming to produce up to 3.75GW per year by 2025. 🌱🌍
#CleanEnergy#HydrogenTechnology#RenewableEnergy#ClimateActionhttps://lnkd.in/gcFkK4cx
The journey to decarbonization requires a commitment to bringing breakthrough technology to market and making the investment needed to do so.
This week’s announcement that Topsoe has successfully demonstrated our SOEC electrolyzer performance in high-intensity industrial conditions is an important milestone in bringing industrial-scale production of green hydrogen to market to help meet demand and drive towards net zero.
Our innovative SOEC electrolyzer will help bring industrial-scale production of green hydrogen, using renewable energy to meet global market demand for reducing and phasing out fossil fuel energy sources.
For Topsoe, this is just one of the many ways we’re helping our clients meet their energy transition goals today and delivering on our mission to enable the energy transition on the path to decarbonization.
Read more about the demonstration results here: https://lnkd.in/dCwTQFCA#LetsDecarbonize
Transforming our global energy system to zero-carbon has no "Easy Button,” but in the face of the climate crisis, business-as-usual will not cut it!
It was a pleasure speaking with Mary Page Bailey on the urgent need to scale up technology-ready zero-carbon hydrogen applications and infrastructure and the critical role of #hydrogen and geologic #storage.
#ZeroCarbonFuture#ClimateActionHy Stor EnergyChemical Engineering Magazine
The new alliance will build Topsoe’s Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cells (SOEC) factory in Virginia, US – subject to Final Investment Decision – based on a standardized approach. global.abb
Topsoe, ABB, and Fluor have formed an alliance to design a standardized concept for building Topsoe’s next Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cells (SOEC) factory.
The aim is to continuously develop processes to reduce costs, enhance safety, and secure an efficient project execution via a standardized approach.
Momentum for green hydrogen projects is growing and production levels can potentially increase substantially by 2030 if all announced projects are realized. According to the International Energy Agency's (IEA) Global Hydrogen Review 20231, the annual production of hydrogen may reach 38 million tonnes per year in 2030, with almost 75 percent coming from electrolyzers running on renewable energy.
Topsoe is currently building its first SOEC factory in Herning, Denmark,
While I was reviewing the POWER-TO-X COUNTRY ANALYSIS study by Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE " very interesting study" as per below link........ I wondered that the study missed to elaborate the position and credentials of Egyptian Suez Canal industrial zone #SCZONE on the top of the eligible worldwide perfectly integrated #PTX hubs. …. Egyptian case is a privileged one in terms of " G H2 production, LCOE based on solar and wind RES, perfect geographic position, marine trade position, economic incentives, market proximity to EU "..etc, and worth to be considered in the study as I guess.
However, I find it good opportunity to give some simple explanation of PTX as the way for a "win-win" greener future.
Power-to-X (also known as PtX or P2X) is a collective term for conversion technologies that turn electricity " particularly the renewables " into energy carrier (“X”) in form of carbon-neutral synthetic fuels. This can be in gaseous form such as hydrogen or methane (synthetic natural gas, Power-to-Gas), or it can be liquid synthetic fuels such as metethanol, ammonia, synthetic diesel, or kerosene (Power-to-Liquid). Liquid fuels from Power-to-X are also often referred to as electrofuels or merely e-fuels.
Applications of P2X can be used in sectors that are hard to decarbonize " hard to abate" or, unlike electric power, be stored for later use.
#decarbonizarion#E-NG #energytransition#SCZONE#Egypt
Hydrogen Trainer and Advisor | Informing the energy transition.
Power to X | P2X Pathways
The production, transport and supply costs of key Power-to-X products for the year 2030. A total of 39 globally distributed regions in developing and emerging countries were therefore analyzed in terms of their renewables and Power-to-X production and supply cost potential.
The comprehensive techno economic results presented are based on extensive country analyses regarding their renewables generation potential, identification of promising regions, and holistic simulations and optimization of Power-to-X production and supply pathways for each of the identified locations.
The main focus was on the analysis of the renewable electricity generation costs in these countries and subsequently a detailed design and simulation based optimization of Power-to-X chains for the production of green hydrogen, ammonia, methanol and jet fuel.
For the import scenarios, the long-distance transport of green energy carriers to Germany was considered either in the form of ocean-going vessels or hydrogen pipelines.
Join: bit.ly/3p2xh
P 2 X
Managing Director & Head of Infrastructure, Energy & Industrials at Lloyds Banking Group /
Energy Transition, Natural Resources, Finance & Business Transformation
/ my posts are my personal view
The transition to green hydrogen is essential for reducing carbon emissions and achieving climate goals.
Scaling up electrolyzer capacity and enhancing technology will be crucial to making green hydrogen competitive with traditional methods.
Industries that already use electrolysis, such as fertilizer production, are well-positioned to adopt green hydrogen.
Moreover, the development of new technologies like solid oxide electrolysis cells can improve efficiency and lower production costs.
Investing in renewable energy sources and creating market incentives will be important in promoting the growth of green hydrogen production.
Overall, a unified effort is needed to speed up the move toward clean energy solutions.
#CarbonFootprint#Renewables#hydrogen#greenenergy#electrolysis
Delivering Energy
2wCongratulations, sounds promising