Only5mins! – Lower electrolyzer costs crucial for green hydrogen deployment
Low electrolyzer costs, low capex, a low levelized cost of energy, and a decent capacity factor are key to developing viable green hydrogen projects. George Touloupas, senior director of technology for Clean Energy Associates, tells pv magazine about the main challenges and the current price trajectory for green hydrogen tech.
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Apr 14, 2023
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Apr 13, 2023
Why must the solar or wind wind source be close to the electrolyzer? Why not just feed the electrolyzer from the grid, and simply add more solar/wind to the grid?
Also, I have a question you might have an answer for. What chemical engineering processes, like for instance the Haber process, can be fed with intermittent solar energy and intermittent green hydrogen?
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Apr 15, 2023
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[…] Low electrolyzer costs, low capex, a low levelized cost of energy, and a decent capacity factor are key to developing viable green hydrogen projects. George Touloupas, senior director of technology for Clean Energy Associates, tells pv magazine about the main challenges and the current price trajectory for green hydrogen tech…Read More […]