H2 Core Systems GmbH has successfully delivered and installed the innovative HydroCab® PowerCore electrolysis system and a Gas Compression System at Bauhaus-Universität Weimar as part of the h2-well research initiative for CO2-neutral energy solutions, the company reported.
One of the goals of the h2-well initiative is to develop fully integrated and controlled energy systems based on renewable resources. For example, one of the key aims of the energy4CHP project within h2-well is to combine of our electrolysis system with a wide range of other technologies: a Bifuel Combined Heat and Power (CHP) unit, which can run on both natural gas and hydrogen with pure oxygen, a powerful photovoltaic system, hydrogen and oxygen storage, an innovative ground heat storage system, and a heat pump. This combination allows for flexible and sustainable electricity and thermal energy generation for applications in the urban built environment.
The HydroCab® PowerCore combines water electrolysis and fuel cells for CO2-neutral electricity and heat. It integrates with PV, wind, or hydropower systems and offers flexible short- and long-term energy storage.
– Hydrogen Production: Up to 2 Nm³/h H₂ at 99.999% purity.
– Fuel Cell Performance: Modular up to 8 kW electric output.
– Storage Capacity: Scalable hydrogen storage from 40 kWh to over 1,000 kWh.
– Sustainability: Plug-and-play, low maintenance, independent of electricity price fluctuations.
– Optimized Control: AI-based forecasting for efficient operation.
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Press release https://tinyurl.com/4cczv78y
