Nel will deliver a MC250 containerised PEM electrolyser to the US city of St. Cloud, to begin producing green hydrogen at a wastewater treatment facility.
The Minnesota city will begin producing hydrogen from solar power and biogas generated by the treatment process in 2025. H2 View understands the fuel will then be used for onsite heating and power and stored when excess renewable energy is generated.
The project could also investigate the potential of capturing oxygen for use in the wastewater treatment facility’s aeration system.
Currently, St. Cloud produces “three times as much energy as it consumes as a municipality.” The city’s aim is to become carbon neutral for its electrical use in 2028 and carbon neutral for electrical, building heat, and transportation in 2038.
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