Sunfire, a leader in solid oxide electrolysis technology (SOEC), has successfully operated and tested a 250kW electrolysis module, which is setting the base for the planned distribution of a 3MW electrolyser to Neste’s refinery in Rotterdam for the EU-funded MultiPLHY project.
The SOEC module consists of 60 stacks with 1,800 solid oxide electrolysis cells and it produces 63Nm2/h of hydrogen from renewable electricity and water steam – this is equivalent to a hydrogen production volume of 5.7kg per hour.
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