When fully operational, the factory will be capable of producing electrolyzers that support up to 10 GW of installed capacity at customer sites over ten years
Consortium consisting of Novo Nordisk Foundation, the Gates Foundation, Novonesis, Danish, and American universities and more has moved into second phase of development a project exploring ways to transform CO2 into nutritious food
Technology transfer of the electrolysis CFY stack technology developed at Fraunhofer IKTS
The first-of-its-kind demonstration for South Korea, which will commence in late 2025, includes 1.8 megawatt
AVEVA Process Simulation enables growth of global hydrogen production market through faster
This is shaping up to be the largest agreement in the world, to date, for any type of electrolyzer and will displace almost 5 BCM of natural gas and eliminate 13 million tonnes of CO2 emissions per year
Both companies will begin collaborating on potential customer engagements immediately, with the objective of launching pilot projects over the next 2-3 years and fully commercializing and scaling applications, products and solutions shortly thereafter
The facility is planned to include a 100 megawatt SOEC electrolysis unit to produce green hydrogen to be converted into green ammonia.
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