AEM Electrolysers

Dutch-based HyET E-Trol has revealed its anion exchange membrane (AEM) electrolysers successfully demonstrated the direct output compressed hydrogen at 200 barG pressure.

Spanish-based Iberdrola and oil giant bp have today (July 28) unveiled a strategic alliance with plans of developing annual green hydrogen production capacity of 600,000 tonnes across large-scale green hydrogen production centres in Spain, Portugal,...

Nel on Monday (July 18) announced its largest purchase order to date, from an undisclosed customer based in the US, for 200MW of alkaline electrolyser equipment for industrial application, priced at over €45m ($46m).

Houston, Texas-based Utility Global claims to have invented the industry’s first non-electric electrolysis technology platform for the ability to produce Net Zero hydrogen conversion.

Green hydrogen is considered the most sustainable form of hydrogen and can be produced through water electrolysis, yet electrolysers need fresh water to make hydrogen and large electrolyser projects are often situated in regions with...

UK-based ATOME Energy says it is one of very few pure play independent producers listed on the London stock exchange , with its first large-scale production projects planned in Iceland and Paraguay targeting the fast-growing...

Enapter has revealed today (July 7) it is planning to ramp up momentum on its AEM Multicore electrolyser with the hope of reducing clean hydrogen production costs.

Electrolyser producer, Enapter, has today (July 6) revealed goals of developing its entire production process to run zero negative impacts on the environment, with the launch of an assessment aimed at reducing the impact of...

As we continue to hear questions surrounding the so-called chicken and egg dilemma for hydrogen, one company has its eyes set on creating what it describes as a new generation of electrolyser technology which it...

Cost-effective, automated and high-volume electrolysis is the name of the game at Hystar, as Rob Cockerill discovers in an interview with Chief Marketing & Communications Officer, Leila Asdal Danielsen.