WORLD ELECTROLYSIS CONGRESS 8-9 FEBRUARY 2022
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As part of Green Power's Conference, the Electrolysis Congress builds on the World Hydrogen Conference
Electrolysis
is the cornerstone of what many see as a very necessary hydrogen infrastructure, that is at the moment
about as incomplete,
as it can be. But there is hope, that as BEVs become more popular, dual fuel
service stations might finally see the light of day, leading to FCEV popularization.
The Cleaner Ocean Foundation is seeking to overcome the key barriers to infrastructure building, where the market is virtually untouched, to maximise opportunities for entrepreneur investors. Aiming to help governments and their national grids to find solutions.
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THE WORLD CONGRESS Join what looks to be the world's leading electrolysis conference in Hamburg in 2022 to get your year off to a flying start. Building on the World Hydrogen Conferences.
To make green hydrogen affordable for all nations, production costs need to be cut. The cost of renewable energy is declining, and technology is evolving, but there is still a long way to go to meet future electrolyser demand. Oxford based analytical firm, Aurora Energy Research, estimates that electrolyser capacity needs to see a one-thousand-fold increase by 2040. World Electrolysis Congress will bring together project developers and technology experts to tackle the challenges of scaling up the technology and the production plants to meet the 213.5GW planned for delivery by 2040.
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In 2017, the Radisson group also committed to the hotel industry’s Sustainable Hospitality Alliance 2030 goals, a call to action and a consensus for a
sustainable industry to drive action on
climate
change, water stewardship, human rights, and youth employment. At Radisson Hotel Group, they have analyzed their Responsible Business commitment against the
UN
Sustainable Development
Goals, they are part of the Global Reporting Initiative and they have signed the UN Global Compact Compliance and the UN CEO
Water Mandate.
Sunfire’s pressurized Alkaline electrolyzer boasts a lifetime of around 90,000 operating hours. The electrolyzer has a scalable system design. One system produces 2,150 Nm³/h hydrogen at 30 bar(g) with a power consumption of 4.7 kWh/Nm³, under normal conditions of 0degC and 1 atm (standard atmosphere = 101.325 kPa) – for practical purposes this is rounded to 1 bar.
Jonathan Hull jonathan.hull@greenpowerglobal.com or +44 (0)203 355 4207.
+44(0) 20 3355 4216
Marketing
Manager +44 (0)20 7099 0600
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