Green hydrogen pilot project targeting fuel dispensation at 700 bar

GH2 Solar is the project partner for a new green hydrogen pilot based on proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzers. It will have the capacity to produce 10 normal cubic meters of green hydrogen per hour.

June 29, 2022 Uma Gupta

A high-pressure PEM electrolyzer

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GH2 Solar, a unit of Noida-based Uneecops Technologies, is working with a research organization on a green hydrogen pilot project for stationary and transport applications. The project will include the production, storage, distribution and dispensation of hydrogen, with a fuel-dispensation target of 700 bar.

“The project will use PEM electrolyzer and produce 10 normal cubic meters of green hydrogen per hour. A 50 kW electrolyzer will be installed,” Anchal Tyagi, Uneecops Solar’s green hydrogen chief, told pv magazine. “It will be powered by a solar plant that will be co-located with the green hydrogen plant.

Umagine is the technical consultant for the project. Anchal Tyagi said the objective of the project is to gain a practical understanding of green hydrogen plant operation.

“We are expecting to get the know-how and see what are the challenges to execution, both process wise and cost wise,” she said.

GH2 Solar will install both the green-hydroegn plant and the solar plant.

Uneecops Technologies has installed around 30 MW of renewable energy projects. It has moved into green hydrogen production under the GH2 Solar name.

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