Using 100% renewable power to run an electrolyzer is no small feat but is exactly what needs to happen to produce truly green hydrogen. By definition, green hydrogen must use renewable sources to power the electrolyzer. Since electrolyzers can be sensitive to power fluctuations, ensuring a reliable and stable power flow from intermittent renewables is critical to optimizing hydrogen production.
In this webinar recording Andy Miller shares the techno-economic case for a green hydrogen facility power setup and discusses the Yuri green hydrogen plant in Australia, where PXiSE is providing its controller to autonomously manage the power flow provided by solar PV and batteries.
Date
Originally aired on January 25, 2024 in collaboration with Microgrid Knowledge and T&D World
Length
One hour
Presenters
- Andy Miller, PXiSE
- Rod Walton, Microgrid Knowledge
