Wind energy specialist Siemens Gamesa has chosen Green Hydrogen Systems (GHS) as its electrolysis partner for a wind-to-hydrogen project located in Denmark.
Scheduled to start producing hydrogen in January next year, the ambitious project will involve a three-megawatt Siemens wind turbine that will feed electricity into a GHS electrolyser, which will then use the electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen.
The hydrogen produced will be stored for subsequent distribution and used as a fuel for hydrogen-powered buses, taxis and cars. The oxygen will be released into the atmosphere.
Finn Daugaard Madsen, Innovation Manager for Power-2-X Applications at Siemens Gamesa, said, “We are excited to launch this pioneering project and to have chosen GHS as our electrolysis partner.”
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